Jack Bradshaw

Within three months of completing a $3 million refurbishment, Stirling Capital’s 1960s West Perth office is fully leased.

Green shoots are emerging in the embattled West Perth office market, currently the worst-performing office market in the country by vacancy rate.

Ascent Capital’s David Steinepreis has sold a property to chemo@home founder Julie Adams.

The Perth doctor who recently sold 120 Marine Parade has bought a nearby development lot for $5.8 million.

A local investor has snapped up two Claremont sites, including Vivien Yap’s offices, for $7.7 million.

The building that Napoleon Street cafe Vans occupies sold for a record price for the strip, changing hands after close to 70 years of ownership.

The fitness franchise and east coast property group will move to a Churchill Avenue building that Performance Property’s directors purchased for $4.23 million.

The City of Subiaco will move into The Colonnade on Hay Street, following its plan to demolish the fire-damaged Rokeby Road office and build a $20 million facility.

Moves by mining magnate Gina Rinehart to expand her company’s presence in West Perth reflect broader sentiment in the area.

Mining entrepreneur Mark Creasy has bought a Nedlands commercial property from Alan Tribe’s Delarge Investments.

The Rokeby Road building was sold to two Westminster National directors by owner occupiers Lateral Capital Ventures.

Properties & Pathways has bought a seven-storey office building on Murray Street from Nick Zorzi-led Fairworld Holdings.

An entity linked to Richmond WA, the key family business of the Hodgson family, has bought a Subiaco office building.

The building that contains Kith Eatery and Little Abbey Café has sold to a local investor.