An 18-storey tower with 75 apartments, an art gallery, plazza and seven businesses has been proposed in the heart of Nedlands.
Jake Dietsch
Upmarket real estate agent Vivien Yap has won an extended injunction against an annoyed customer after a judge detailed “menacing” communications.
Neale Prior
Busselton regularly appears in listicles about the best places for a sea change. So when the opportunity to buy a new life there pops up, interest pours in from far afield.
Kim Macdonald
Blackburne Property Group will create a $300 million apartment development at Karrinyup Shopping Centre, as part of a new joint venture with AMP Capital.
The former Bond headquarters in the CBD — once the city’s tallest skyscraper and its flashest business address — is set to garner international interest after hitting the market.
WA is facing a shortage of about 20,000 homes within four years, with fears this will keep local house prices rising.
Greg Southee has taken a step up the ladder in the property world, just as he has in the business world.
WA has said goodbye — or at least see you later — to one of the greatest Australian sportsmen of our time.
Luc Longley’s besieged former financial planner Gui De Castro has failed in a last-ditch legal bid to save his latest advice vehicle from liquidation.
Some development proposals are being reassessed in light of recent construction price hikes, but Finbar confirms it is on track to start the $243 million Garden Towers development in East Perth early next year.
Restricted land supply and relatively slow construction has forced WA land sales down by more than a fifth in the first quarter of the year.
The doors have opened on the CBD’s first co-living facility, starting a popular new asset class in the city’s commercial property sector.
The $90 million co-living skyscraper, which puts a modern twist on communal living, is helping young tenants beat the State’s worst ever rental crisis.
In tonight’s show Ben Harvey calculates the real cost of raiding your superannuation to buy a home and reveals some fine print that could trap first homebuyers.
Up Late | Mon, May 16
Scott Morrison is fighting for re-election in Australia’s outer suburbs, appealing to the ‘aspirational’ voters he hopes can save the Government.
Peter Law
It is sad when a party that claims to have a superior grasp of economics can come up with a policy that will have the opposite effect to what is supposedly intended and make life even harder for young Aussies.
Anthony Albanese and Mark McGowan have looked to tear down the Government’s new plan to get first home buyers to use their super to enter the property market, describing it as an ‘attack on future generations’.
Annabel Hennessy
A war is raging in our western suburbs over a tourism proposal which includes a geothermal hot spring to replace the old Tawarri reception centre.
Amber Johnston
The billionaire’s party has made a bold pledge to cap home loan interest rates at 3 per cent for the next five years. But can it it be done, and what would it mean for the economy?
John Flint
The high life just got higher, with The Towers at Elizabeth Quay introducing a $15 million penthouse option.
A tax break aiming to stimulate build-to-rent apartment developments in WA is part of a string of measures in the Budget designed to address the housing crisis — but their impact won’t be felt for some time.
Rebecca Le May
Public sector unions have called on the government to urgently review its wages policy, saying Mark McGowan’s boasts about the strong budget rubs salt in their wounds.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Rebecca Le May
New property listings have taken a steep dive across Perth, in a sign the real estate market is cooling off after a blistering start to the year, according to a new report.
Michael Traill
A 350-home ecovillage in Witchcliffe in the South West — believed to be the most sustainable development in the world — is drawing buyers from across the globe.
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