Shannon McKenzie

23 Oct 2001

Managing privacy issues

PROPERTY managers will have to review direct marketing techniques that make use of personal information when the Privacy Act becomes law in less than two months.

23 Oct 2001

Rents fail to mirror growing demand for land

INDUSTRIAL rents, which have remained stagnant for the past decade, are showing no sign of improvement in the short to medium term despite promising activity in the industrial property sector.

16 Oct 2001

Goundrey opens door on bright future

GOUNDREY Wines will open a $1 million cellar door facility to showcase its Fox River range as it tries to forge a stronger wine tourism industry in the Great Southern region.

16 Oct 2001

Builders’ green push a smart move

ENVIRONMENTALLY aware homebuilders will soon be able to become part of Australia's largest GreenSmart village.

16 Oct 2001

Hedging in to an uncertain market

COLONIAL First State will join a host of other major fund managers launching hedge funds when it unveils its Global Diversified Strategies Fund next week.

16 Oct 2001

Northbridge market makeover

PLANS for weekend markets in Northbridge have been revived by the Perth City Council as it looks for solutions to the suburb's growing list of problems.

16 Oct 2001

Prime industrial land at a premium

INDUSTRIAL companies will continue to vie for a patch of WA's premier industrial estates for years to come, despite higher land prices and limited availability.

16 Oct 2001

Developments for Westpoint

WESTPOINT Corporation has been granted a generous plot-ratio bonus on its Murray Street project as the City of Perth moves to encourage city development and vitality.

09 Oct 2001

UWA city property on the market

THE University of WA is further reducing its property portfolio, this week putting 6 Kings Park Road (right) up for sale by private treaty.

09 Oct 2001

Moving up the clothing chain

CLASSIC Clothing, a New Zealand-based family business, is continuing its successful trans-Tasman expansion with the opening of a second store in WA.

09 Oct 2001

THE building industry may become the next victim of the State Government's premium property tax.Along with 900 residents and the real estate sector, those in the building industry suspect theirs could be the next to suffer from the new tax.

09 Oct 2001

Uncertainty over scope of Bill

THE eagerly awaited Financial Services Reform Bill will create a streamlined regulatory regime for financial service providers when it is introduced in March next year.

09 Oct 2001

EPA may hold key to deal on Kwinana land

SECRECY surrounds the sale of a 207-hectare parcel of prime land on the Kwinana industrial strip owned by BHP Billiton.

02 Oct 2001

Active winter augurs well for property sector

A POSTIVE start to the new financial year has been welcomed by the property sector as a sign of better things to come.

02 Oct 2001

Farming enters a new phase

COMPUTERS and the Internet are rapidly emerging as necessary farming equipment, and WA farmers are among the most eager to adopt the new technology.

02 Oct 2001

Pressure on Ripper’s land tax

ANGRY landowners snared by the Gallop Government's new premium property tax are planning a major public campaign to have the tax scrapped.

02 Oct 2001

Rental market in a down cycle

THE Federal Govern-ment's First Home-buyers' Grant has successfully enticed thousands out of rental accommodation and into their own homes.

02 Oct 2001

Rockingham a no go for DJs

RETAIL giant David Jones has decided against including the Rockingham Aherns store in its national department store empire.

02 Oct 2001

Resort to get a makeover

DUNSBOROUGH'S Radisson Beach Resort is about to be given a new name and new look after it was this week officially taken over by the Broadwater Hospitality group.

02 Oct 2001

Trading hours under scrutiny

MOVES by the City of Stirling to create a Scarborough tourism precinct with extended trading hours could bring the controversial topic of deregulated trading hours back on the State Government agenda.

25 Sep 2001

Rates right for new homes push

FALLING interest rates coupled with a government grant means the timing has never been better for homebuilders to start work on their dream home.

25 Sep 2001

Bells won’t be jingling for retailers

THE trees and the tinsel are about to go up and staff are pulling out their Santa hats, but the Christmas trading period is not shaping up to be a very merry one for Perth retailers.

25 Sep 2001

Long-running land stink goes to mediation

THE University of WA and the Water Corporation are heading into mediation talks in a bid to resolve their long-running dispute over university land in Shenton Park, worth up to $80 million.

25 Sep 2001

Ever-widening net tipped for new tax

THE Gallop Government's first budget provided a big surprise for 900 WA property owners, who were told their exclusive addresses meant they would be handing another cheque to the taxman.

25 Sep 2001

ATO on the move

THERE will be plenty of comings and goings at the Northbridge branch of the Australian Tax Office during the next six months.

25 Sep 2001

New ad campaign a real walk over

CITY commuters may have noticed a slight change in the decor at the Perth central railway station this week.

25 Sep 2001

Storm brews over tax

OUTRAGED property owners across the metropolitan area are rallying to fight the Gallop Government's new premium property tax, which some have labelled as sinister and discriminatory.

25 Sep 2001

Designing an efficient space

IN the past two decades, interior designers have made quantum leaps in their profession, moving from selecting fashionable office colour schemes to creating productive and efficient workplaces that contribute to a business's bottom line.

18 Sep 2001

Revitalising the Swan foreshore

THE relocation of the WA Symphony Orchestra to the Perth Concert Hall is just one part of a grand scheme to revitalise the city's foreshore.

18 Sep 2001

Decision looms on plan to orchestrate cultural precinct

PERTH City Council has put forward a $20 million plan to house the soon-to-be-homeless WA Symphony Orchestra.

18 Sep 2001

Industrial partnerships behind university’s property push

A 40-YEAR plan is coming to fruition for one of WA's oldest educational institutions.

18 Sep 2001

Underground arcade plans scuttled

PLANS for an underground arcade linking St Martin's Arcade and the David Jones food hall have been shelved after the City of Perth and landowner St Martin's Centre both withdrew support for the concept.

Shannon McKenzie

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