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The campaign to sell Colonial First State Global Asset Management’s half share of Exchange Plaza appears to have hit a speed bump amid concerns over the tower’s key tenant.

The shake-up of the commercial office market has some way to run, with a major investment bank tipping a big drop in rents.

With a record run of construction coming to a close, commercial developers are facing an uncertain few years in Perth’s CBD. Click through to find the special report, which also looks at Perth's biggest landlords, place making, suburban office markets and a green technology company.

DEXUS Property Group has made a conditional, non-binding $2.5 billion cash and scrip bid to merge with the ASX-listed Investa Office Fund, which has a nationwide portfolio of assets that includes two Perth office towers.

DEXUS Property Group's $2.5 billion takeover of ASX-listed Investa Office Fund has fallen over after it failed to get enough support from the target's shareholders.

Proponents of two proposed buildings adjoining QV1 are confident of a positive response from the market.

Perth’s big retail centres are evolving to become much more than just a collection of shops.

SPECIAL REPORT: New office development is grinding to a halt, but landlords are nonetheless aggressive in attempts to attract tenants to the city.

Investa Property Group has inked Perth’s largest office leasing deal for 2016, one of three new leases totalling 13,639 square metres.

Law firm Gilbert + Tobin is the latest company in Perth to shift address, as firms with expiring leases take advantage of the most tenant-friendly market in 25 years.

QV1 co-owners Investa Property Group and Eureka Real Assets have unveiled the look of Perth CBD’s newest food precinct, the $6.5 million first phase of nearly $150 million worth of redevelopment works at the 43-level office tower.

International share registry and shareholder management firm Link Group has inked a nine-year lease at office tower QV1, taking the building’s occupancy rate past 90 per cent.

Perth's CBD office market is emerging from its longest cyclical downturn since the early 1990s, according to one of the city’s largest commercial landlords.