While any one of Lyle Palmer’s achievements would be impressive on its own, it is the combination of a number of exceptional accomplishments that have contributed to Dr Palmer being named this year’s 40under40 First Amongst Equals winner.
Public awareness of property rights issues has intensified during the past year to the point where a coalition of industry groups has pegged it as a major election issue.
Property Council vacancy figures for the CBD office market show Perth’s vacancy rate has dropped to 13.4 per cent with 17,000 square metres of space newly leased in the six months to January 2005.
Investors in property shouldn’t expect returns of recent years to continue unchecked, according to Gavin Hegney, despite expectations the market in Western Australia will be among the nation’s top performers throughout 2005.
The race to secure tenants for Perth’s next office tower is being led by Multiplex and Monaco-based recluse Ric Stowe, with a development application expected to be lodged next month for the long derelict Westralia Square site.
Amendments made last year to LandCorp’s governing legislation enabling the agency to engage with the private sector has been the catalyst for several joint ventures with partners such as Mirvac Fini, BGC, and Doric.
PERTH will soon be on show to the rest of the world thanks to the feature film Long Way to Freo, which is set on a commuter train travelling to Fremantle.
The much-debated sinking of the rail line that divides the CBD and Northbridge is predicted to send property prices upwards and inject much-needed life into the neglected precinct.
It takes a perspective from outside the square to find comparisons between raising children and running a company, but that’s how one of Western Australia’s most accomplished directors, Fiona Harris,
Learning to adapt to changing circumstances is a key component in long-term professional survival, according to former teacher, lawyer, barrister, and now tax partner at Ernst & Young, Celia Searl
Networking and becoming a known commodity is one of the key elements to success in business, according to Heather Zampatti.“A real key is to build a network and become known in the community, but you
Some of last year’s WA Business News 40under40 winners share their thoughts on being young women in business. Danicia DutryQ&A Communications group director“The unfamiliarity of having women
From an early age Jenny Seabrook was familiar with the notion of markets and investments as her single mother successfully raised her children and then put them through university solely on the return
While women remain a minority in senior management and around boardroom tables, Western Australia has produced several leaders in their fields. Marsha Jacobs talks to some of this State’s top performers.
