Real Estate

AviationBattle for Qantas HQ takes off

The contest between the states to house the Qantas headquarters is coming to a head.

Ben Wilmot

Stimulus measuresGrants fall short for wider economy, report

While stimulating the construction sector and creating jobs in that industry, federal and state government housing incentives launched to combat the impacts of COVID-19 have fallen short of having a significant impact on the wider economy, according to the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI).

Rhys Prka

Why real estate needs to be a focus this election

With West Aussies due to hit the ballots for the Western Australian election on Saturday March 13, it’s important the real estate industry becomes a core focus for all parties.

Damian Collins

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Surprise luxuryLive in the lap of luxury

Nestled in quiet Woodlands, this five-bedroom, three-bathroom home’s unassuming exterior belies its ostentatious interior offerings.

Erick Lopez

Market activity set to continue in 2021

The homebuilding boom in Western Australia that was spurred by unprecedented government stimulus measures last year looks set to continue well into 2021.

Col Dutton

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Cafe cultureInner-city in demand

Trophy homes in the inner suburbs of Perth are performing strongly, with interest from locals and over-east buyers creating demand for top-end homes in established suburbs.

Rhys Prka

Lips sealedYour best bid kept under wraps

An advantage of the standard home auctions in Western Australia is transparency, however sealed-bid auctions make for quite a different experience.

Greta Andrews-Taylor

Renovated stunnerStandout views and space to entertain

Elevated with panoramic city views, this 645sqm R40-zoned Doubleview home hosts a comfortable, spacious lifestyle, with room for a family to grow.

Rhys Prka

Suburban amenity Boutique living planned for Perth’s north

Located 500m from all the amenities you need, these apartments in Mirrabooka offer up an opportunity to reside in a brand new complex 11km from the CBD.

Rhys Prka

What to look at when buying an apartment (and why now is the time)

As the rental vacancy rate continues to fall dramatically across Perth, so too does the argument for trading renting for homeownership.

Ronald Chan

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Beachfront opportunityReady-made home plans part and parcel

For Ray White Applecross Sales Executive Noel Rogers, there’s romance in just walking over the beautiful Lot 269 at Wannanup’s Abrolhos Quays.

Tamra Carr

By the seaCoastal charmer an exquisite renovation

Spanning across a 776sqm block and enjoying a slightly elevated aspect set back from the street, 11 Sandy Cove, Halls Head is sure to tick all the boxes for those seeking a coastal charmer.

Greta Andrews-Taylor

Mum's the wordHow much to reveal when selling a home

Honesty is usually the best policy, but when it comes to selling a home and disclosing information related to the property, it isn’t all that clear.

Shayling Ngo

Trent FleskensFrom homeless crisis to absolute disaster

My biggest concern come March 29 is that that number will skyrocket and the State Government isn’t prepared for it. Social housing initiatives can’t keep up.

Trent Fleskens

Housing crunchHomeless heading for March crisis as rents spike 20pc

The end to WA’s year-long moratorium on rent increases and evictions could lead to the biggest spike in homelessness seen in the State for years, a property expert has warned.

Angela Pownall

Pub plan approved‘Family friendly’ tavern planned for northern suburbs gets green light, despite objections

THE NT Liquor Commission has given the green light to a new ‘family friendly tavern’ development in Muirhead, despite a record number of objections from residents, businesses and community organisations.

JASON WALLS

High demandLuxury Darwin penthouse apartment captures huge interstate interest

A LUXURIOUS penthouse apartment for sale in the Darwin CBD is attracting sky-high levels of interstate and international buyer interest, with more than 150 inquiries having been made for the property so far.

ALICIA PERERA

Lines for daysBuyer blitz points to rising fortunes

Drawing more than 200 potential buyers last week and boding well for sellers in 2021, the first home open at 10 Amethyst Way, Carine had locals wondering if a celebrity was in town.

Rhys Prka

December reiwa.com data reveals sales activity is on the rise

With people taking long deserving holidays or opting to spend time with family during the festive season, December has traditionally been known as one of the slower months to sell your property, with many deciding not to list their property until the end of January.

Damian Collins

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Hills visionOn top of the world

Situated on one of the most sought-after streets in the area, 35 Ford Road, Lesmurdie has been designed to emphasise the standout feature of the property – the views.

Erick Lopez

Welcome to 2021

As we embark on a new year, there remains many unknowns regarding the continuing influence of the pandemic on our everyday lives, not to mention the broader health and economic impacts.

Col Dutton

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Harmonius styleCoastal marvel built to impress at Coogee

A pinnacle of coastal excellence anchored in the exclusive North Coogee peninsula area, this home enjoys an unimposing and subtle exterior before exploding into a blend of contemporary and classical grandeur inside.

Rhys Prka

Stock diversityLack of higher density housing impacts diverse supply

Perth homes are failing to meet the needs of the modern buyer, with a critical report finding when compared to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, Western Australia’s capital had the least diverse housing stock.

Tamra Carr