Claire Tyrrell

Claire Tyrrell speaks with Ella Loneragan about a charity preparing to open WA's first school for traumatised youth.

Mark Pownall, Tom Zaunmayr and Claire Tyrrell discuss the big events of the week in WA business and politics, spanning gas tax speculation, renewable energy, lithium's contradictions, Perth house prices, and more.

Work on the Sirona Urban mixed-use development in Cottesloe is due to start later this year.

Cotality's latest home value index shows that Perth added more than $21,000 to its median home value in April.

The Julie Drago-led company has purchased a $14.85 million parcel of land north of Adelaide as the first asset in the fund.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss a Wall Street executive's move to buy an iconic Fremantle site.

The woman behind the $12.5 million acquisition of Fremantle's Piazza is not your average property investor.

The Burswood developer's new project brings its investment in the area to more than $200 million.

Premier Roger Cook has rejected the suggestion his government's 'seven cities' plan is just a slogan to promote much-needed government housing in the regions.

Mark Pownall, Jack McGinn, Tom Zaunmayr and Claire Tyrrell discuss Woodside's AGM, BHP-China impasse ending, exploration costs reprieve, Fortescue's green power play and more.

Golden Sedayu has rebutted the union's claims that its chosen consultant for the $4 billion Burswood project would put the development at risk, following union protests today.

The deal, between Far East Consortium and The Generation Essentials Group, was initially flagged late last year.

The peak body for land developers has outlined what's required to unlock 115,000 new homes in Western Australia.

The organisation, led by architect Michelle Blakeley, is eyeing a significant pipeline of work as it completes its 12-home project in Albany.

Mark Pownall, Nadia Budihardjo, Claire Tyrrell and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the Hancock-Wright judgment, major property deals, the fuel crisis and agribusiness woes.

The apartment developer is set to add a $230 million project to its portfolio following the settlement of a West Leederville site.

New apartment and townhouse property developments will be underwritten by the state government as part of a $250 million pre-budget commitment.

The $7.35 million acquisition paves the way for the Collie Street building to become a HQ for Nicola Forrest's family office.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks with Claire Tyrrell about what goes into making Perth a 24-hour city.

The university is set to purchase a nine-storey office building in Kings Square from Dexus, in the first significant office deal in more than a year.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on the planning industry.

Urban design professionals have offered their views on what lies ahead for the property industry.

The boss of the state's housing institute says builders should remain alert but not alarmed, as the Middle East war starts to impact construction costs.

The 3,334 square metre block in Kings Square where the developer is adding 800 beds to the CBD has settled this week.

Median values in Western Australia's capital continue to reach historic highs, with experts saying its growth is unsustainable.

A leading architect and transport planner say the city's dependence on cars needs to change.

Queensland investors have purchased the MG Motors on Great Eastern Highway.

Ella Loneragan speaks with Claire Tyrrell about how a Joondalup cafe is serving more than coffee to the local community.

Land developers are changing their approach to tree retention within estates.

The property expert says conditions are ripe for house prices in the Western Australian capital to continue to surge.

The land developers have struck deals with the government to develop 193 hectares in Perth's northern suburbs, with an EOI out for a remaining 120 hectares.

Claire Tyrrell talks to Ella Loneragan about how land developers are taking steps to find a balance between high demand and constrained supply.