PETER Laurance’s Pivot Group is poised to start construction on a multi-million dollar office development in West Perth.The development group has received planning approval for its four-storey, 4,000
PRIVATELY-OWNED boutique property developer SC Land has released its plans for an exclusive ultra-luxury residential development on a prominent riverside Crawley block, formerly owned by the City of P
A popular development option in other parts of the country, built-form estates are starting to compete with traditional house and land packages in Western Australia, as Tracey Cook reports.
RESPONDING to the recent sales success of its first release of apartments in the Allegro residential tower, Mirvac Fini is moving quickly to release the second stage of The Peninsula to the property market and finally begin construction on site.
LAST year’s gloomy Perth office vacancy forecast is expected to be turned on its head when the Property Council releases the first 2004 office vacancy figures.
AFTER 17 years in the real estate game, most of it selling and leasing homes to overseas business executives and retired couples, a Perth businesswoman is taking a novel approach to business integration.
THE sudden departure of long-serving Real Estate Institute of WA chief executive Michael Griffiths has sparked a call for a special general meeting of the institute and an explanation of the REIWA cou
WESTRALIA Airports Corporation is seeking Federal Government consent to create a property trust to drive the development of the airport’s 700 hectares of non-aeronautical property.
Amid the continuing heritage debate, recently appointed Heritage Council chairperson Patric de Villiers talks to Tracey Cook and outlines his position on the controversial topic.
AN Australian Bureau of Statistics report on Western Australian Statistical Indicators has forecast continuing strength in the housing sector and revealed the underlying importance of the construction
WESTERN Australia’s peak property industry group, the Real Estate Institute of WA, expects the State’s real estate market to continue its solid growth throughout 2004 in response to WA’s strengthening economy.
PERTH’S universities are capitalising on their sizeable land holdings in an effort to remain viable in the increasingly competitive world of tertiary eduction.
THE University of Western Australia is planning to develop a $20 million foundation college in its Crawley precinct in an effort to capture greater percentage of the overseas pre-university student market.
