Property

Northern Star Resources will have to wait more than a month to progress its 800-bed workers camp proposal after an assessment panel was unable to decide on the $65 million plan.

Companies utilising alternative construction methods are playing a part to alleviate the state's housing shortage.

Woolworths has proposed to build a $25 million supermarket and commercial precinct south of Perth, to be decided by the state's peak planning body.

The developer has had a revised plan for 28 Lyall Street approved by authorities, after going back to the drawing board on the proposal.

The latest house price data shows that values in WA's capital grew at a faster rate than other states last month.

Oil and gas supermajor Shell will reduce occupied floor space at its Perth headquarters by 40 per cent over the next year, consolidating its tenancy at Shell House from 10 floors to six.

WA's Auditor General has raised concern about the terms on which DevelopmentWA acquires land from other government agencies in a report that otherwise commended improved financial controls.

Cedar Woods has become the second land developer in two days to announce upgraded earnings, with its more affordable sub-divisions in Queensland and WA driving its improved performance.

The latest rental affordability snapshot paints a bleak picture for people on lower incomes in the private rental market.

The land developer has revised its forecasts upwards in light of the performance of its national portfolio.

The project was approved today, but H-U says it could be difficult to develop given conditions imposed about the skateboarding ledge at the former Elders Wool Stores building.

Premier Roger Cook has defended the state's heritage protections, after a report emerged that Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting plans to demolish a 120-year-old cottage in West Perth.

Property leaders are calling for a reduction in red tape to develop assets in the Perth CBD.

A local investor has bought the centre from a Subiaco-based property group.

The North Perth property is set to change hands for the first time in 35 years.

Mining heavyweight BHP will demolish Port Hedland's historic Pier Hotel – often referred to as the world's toughest pub – in favour of a public park.

The Subiaco-based developer is opting to use its own construction arm to build all its projects.

A building company has bought a 2.33ha site for what is believed to be a record price.

Recent figures show that the availability of rental properties in Perth is increasing, but industry experts say rents could still rise.

The Gina Rinehart-led company plans to develop new headquarters in West Perth following its acquisition of multiple sites.

Dwelling commencements are improving, but still have a long way to go to meet federal government targets.

Hall & Prior has purchased the site with plans to develop it into an aged care facility.

The shopping centre giant is planning to develop a seven-storey apartment complex near its Westfield Booragoon Shopping Centre.

A Perth-born sustainability consultant has provided an insight into Copenhagen's urban planning.

Parkwood Medical Centre has changed hands between local medical professionals.

The new hire left Knight Frank in December last year.

A Queensland-based developer under investigation for misappropriating investors' funds is linked to two sites for sale in Midland and North Fremantle.

The City of Nedlands has plans to landscape an area next to the children's hospice site, amid recent tensions over Class-A reserves in the western suburbs council.

The City of Fremantle council has voted to back H-U's proposal to redevelop the Elders Wool Stores, despite the local government officers recommending the $110 million plan be refused.

The state government is set to conduct a “health check” on the suite of documents mapping out the growth of Perth and Peel.

SafeStyle has purchased an Oxford Street building from Dale Alcock for $3.4 million.

A development assessment panel has approved Bethanie's $20 million lifestyle village plan, despite the City of Swan council recommending the proposal be refused.