Rothelowman

The state government has announced a new board to run the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp in the lead up to their planned merger, with just one board member from the MRA continuing on the new body.

An unusual partnership between the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation and the state government has underpinned the planned construction of a pedestrian bridge in Nedlands for an estimated $6.3 million.

Recent challenges in property development have put urban infill back in the spotlight.

Australian Venue Co is progressing on the $12 million refurbishment of the Claremont Hotel, preparing to reopen the tavern after more than two years of closure.

Spadacinni Homes has received another accolade for its North Beach home, in a weekend of recognition for the property sector.

Locus Development Group’s $21.5 million plan to develop 56 townhouses in Fremantle’s Knutsford precinct has been unanimously refused at a JDAP meeting.

The Claremont Hotel is set to open in early January after nearly three years of closure, with the $12 million refurbished bar becoming Australian Venue Co's largest WA asset.

The owners and operators of Lucky Chan's and Dutch Trading Co have set their eyes on a vacant Northbridge building for their next multi-level hospitality venture.

Perth architecture firm Fratelle has merged with national urban design practice Rothelowman after a two-year partnership.

Attention to environmental impact was a theme across several of the winners of this year’s Architecture Awards.

Rothelowman boss Nigel Hobart says the property industry needs to innovate and at times seek solutions outside local planning regulations.

Senior journalists Claire Tyrrell and Jack McGinn discuss the different opinions on changes and trends playing out in Perth's property market.

Australian Venue Co will be operating Tiger Lil’s after it undergoes a multi-million-dollar renovation, ending a three-year closure of the Perth pub.

The $25 million timber-frame development is due to be built in the first half of 2024.

Western Australian projects and developers have been recognised at a state industry awards, including Adrian Fini being named Property Leader of the Year.

Celsius Property has submitted applications to build residential developments, expected to cost $135 million in total, in the Montario Quarter precinct.

Market conditions have paved the way for more developers to operate in Perth’s student accommodation sector.

Developers in the burgeoning build-to-rent sector are adapting their projects to current market conditions.

An assessment panel has greenlit a 33-storey student accommodation development in the Perth CBD with an estimated build cost of $80 million.

The project includes a 226-build-to-rent development and 72-dwelling build-to-sell component.

The 247-bed, $8 million facility has been assessed for a second time by planning authorities.