DevelopmentWA

Malaysian developer Victor Goh has commenced works on a 54-storey glass tower on the last remaining lot in Elizabeth Quay.

A South Korean consortium is aiming to build a hydrogen project at Narngulu industrial estate near Geraldton, saying it can’t wait for land at Oakajee to be developed.

UEM Sunrise has bought a development site in Subi East for $22.2 million, with a view to building two apartment towers.

Residents of a new multi-dwelling development in Exmouth have moved in as development of the final superlot at the tourist town’s marina looms.

Frank Marra has pocketed more than $1.5 million from the state government land developer.

Malaysian developer Victor Goh has proposed to increase the number of hotel rooms at a $400 million Elizabeth Quay tower currently under construction.

Construction for a $40 million apartment project in Subi Centro is expected to start next year after developer ADC_ received approval.

Another high-rise has been confirmed for Perth City Link after a state government authority approved Far East Consortium’s $80 million project.

A commercial development of up to four storeys could occupy a 2,935 square metre lot next to Claremont station as part of a major DevelopmentWA redevelopment.

Green Gurus and DevelopmentWA are working towards elevating sustainable real estate.

DevelopmentWA has approved the amendments to Malaysian developer Victor Goh’s $400 million Elizabeth Quay development, including converting an apartment tower to hotel rooms.

The Port Hedland Green Steel project has progressed after Posco and DevelopmentWA agreed on the commercial terms over a 900-hectare site in the Pilbara.

Noongar Mia Mia and NXT TEC. have teamed up to house Indigenous elders.

Singapore-based developer Meadpoint is facing a planning hurdle with its $100 million 27-storey Scarborough project recommended for refusal.

A proposed 27-storey apartment project in Scarborough has been knocked back by the DevelopmentWA board for excessive bulk, height, and scale.

Sentinel has submitted an application to build its fourth project in Subiaco’s Fine China Precinct, a $65 million build-to-rent development of up to six storeys.

A plan to construct two apartment towers in Cockburn Central has been signed off by planning authorities.

The Adrian Fini and Ben Lisle-led developer is pairing with Foundation Housing to deliver a 24-storey affordable and social housing complex in Murdoch.

The multi-million-dollar bid to revive the failed Yagan Square precinct will soon pay off as operator Nokturnl gears up to open the first restaurant from the hub's line-up of hospitality offerings.

The state government’s land agency has approved Sentinel Real Estate’s $65 million built-to-rent project in Subiaco.

A proposal for a $450 million complex near Subiaco Oval, to be built by Malaysian developer UEM Sunrise, has been released for public consultation.

The state’s land developer has purchased a 4.63-hectare site in the Australian Marine Complex from engineering company AME.

Primary health clinics, commercial land, and plans for a potential Good Grocer-style IGA are gathering renewed interest around Broome.

Kwinana’s major industrial players are calling for action ahead of a critical election year in 2025.

Experienced property executive Dean Mudford has been appointed to the helm of DevelopmentWA for a five-year term.

The state government will spend $20 million on a road to connect the Oakajee Strategic Industrial Area to the North West Coastal Highway, in a bid to activate a new renewables hub.

The state government has committed $20 million to kickstart delivery of an infrastructure strategy for Kwinana but the total bill is likely to run into the billions.

A greenfields suburb once dubbed the ‘‘Cottesloe of the north’’ is back on the development agenda in Karratha, 13 years after a contract to build it was awarded.

Woodside Energy is planning to build 30 new homes in Karratha to house its workers as industrial construction projects ramp up.

Western Australia is likely to lose one of two superyacht builders in the state, as the growing volume of defence work at Henderson squeezes existing industries.

The state's land agency has approved UEM Sunrise’s $450 million proposal to build a 36-storey apartment block in the Subiaco Oval precinct.

The $5.45 million purchase paves the way for the developer’s medical facility at the site.

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A state government land agency has approved a two-storey cereal breeding research facility, estimated to cost $38 million.