THE Real Estate Institute of WA has formed a committee to address issues within the project marketing sector in response to the rapidly growing off-the-plan and apartment real estate sectors
FAMILIARITY may not quite breed contempt for the everyday tools and devices we use, but our attitude towards many objects that are commonplace in our lives is such that most of us pay little attention to the creativity behind their design.
Championed by the State Government as the saviour of a timber industry suffering the effects of rationalisation, WA’s furniture sector is currently grappling with the challenge of surviving under greatly reduced timber allocations. Tracey Cook reports.
In this week’s instalment of the Outgrowing Your Space series, Tracey Cook examines what tenants should be aware of when signing up a new lease to ensure that they can exit a premises in the most cost-efficient manner.
THE State Government has rejected plans to build a $350 million international theme park, motor racing circuit and hotel on the 70-hectare site at the old railway workshops in central Midland.
A RECENT report by BIS Shrapnel has cast doubt on the projections of many property market commentators regarding the national residential construction boom.
THE recent release of a prospectus for the Raine Square Property Trust draws the Raine Square retail precinct one step closer to becoming transformed into inner-city markets.
THE local economy is gearing up for a multi-million dollar windfall in coming months as the State gets set to reap the rewards of its increased international events profile.
THE Property Council of WA has launched a campaign to protest the increasing levies to which the property industry is subject under the recently introduced Fire & Emergency Services Authority (FESA) levy.
Given that most fit-outs are retained for at least five years, planning technology infrastructure is paramount to both a business’s operations and its bottom line, as Tracey Cook reports.
STATE Government expenditure was a hot topic at last week’s WA Business News round table, with Chamber of Commerce and Industry chief executive Lyndon Rowe suggesting because the State tax base was so
IN keeping with the property industry’s growing awareness of all things sustainable, The Green Building Council launched its ‘green star’ rating tool for commercial office buildings last week at the P
BUILDING lease incentives have reached 30 per cent in some CBD buildings, a level that has not been seen since the early 1990s, according to Perth property pundits.
