Simon Trevisan

SPECIAL REPORT: Confidence is returning to the state’s apartment market, with developers seeking to boost their project pipelines. Click through to see our map with 30 apartments projects across Perth and our updated ranking of Property Developers.

SPECIAL REPORT: High-density residential developments are emerging alongside some of the state’s shopping centres, as owners seek to reposition their assets to offer more than just retail.

Confidence is returning to Perth’s apartment sector, with a surge in sales motivating developers to advance new projects, driving the highest level of approvals in the past three years.

Shares in the Simon Trevisan-chaired startup, Assetowl, more than doubled today, after it signed a trial agreement with The Agency Group Australia for its property management software.

Iris Residential is preparing to launch a $130 million apartment project overlooking Claremont oval after the State Administrative Tribunal overturned objections raised by the development assessment panel and the local council.

Iris Residential has overcome a range of challenges to build its Booragoon apartments project, to begin within weeks.

PACT Construction has started work on Iris Residential’s 46-apartment development, One Mabel Park, in Jolimont.

Construction has started on Shenton Quarter, a $140 million apartment and retail development by Iris Residential and Primewest.

Iris Residential is set to launch its $150 million Claremont apartments after considerable delays, value increases and a hard-fought appeal to deliver the most sustainable outcome.

The apartment advocacy group says at least 15 buyers are looking to exit their contracts to buy into the development.

BGC has been taken off the job, after it unexpectedly downed tools at the $140 million project.

The pair is at loggerheads over payments relating to a $55 million apartment project.

The developer’s $200 million Claremont Oval project is in doubt, after the project owner was placed into administration and the lender repossessed the site.

Financiers are chasing Iris Residential boss Simon Trevisan over $38.7 million they alleged he failed to pay as security for projects in Claremont and Booragoon.

Dale Alcock’s construction company has had a win in the Supreme Court as it pursues a subsidiary of Simon Trevisan’ Iris Residential over a $1 million claim.

Today’s board moves wrap includes Jitu Bhudia, Willie Bezuidenhout, Guillaume Leger, David Breeney, Teck Lim, Robert Martin, Fiona Van Maanen, Andrew Taplin, Sam Wright, Neil Grimes, John Lombardo, Leo Zussino, Peter Langworthy, Shane Wee, Mark Connelly, Gervaise Heddle, Dominic O’Hanlon, Kevin Crofton and Simon Trevisan.