Perth’s commercial property market got a dose of good news/bad news this morning, with the office vacancy rate slightly lower than it was expected to be at 16.6 per cent, however it was the highest ra
Transactions are flowing this week in commercial property, with $11.5 million in fresh deals indicating owner-occupiers are starting to take advantage of a competitive market for buyers.
MLG Realty boss Marcus Gilmore is refocusing his efforts on his real estate business, which specialises in apartment sales, putting the Newman Hotel up for sale.
Probuild's redevelopment at Cloisters on Hay has been named the state’s best construction project for 2015, ahead of 68 other entries at the Master Builders-Bankwest annual awards.
Richard Jonathon Sheridan, the director of One Emperor Pty Ltd (deregistered – ASIC) trading as WOW Makeovers, has been successfully prosecuted by the Building Commissioner for registration and contractual offences he committed in relation to a $250,000 renovation of a Scarborough house between May and November 2011.
LandCorp is set to release four new lots in The Quadrangle business estate in Joondalup, with the plots earmarked for retail, showroom, service industry or office uses.
Evidence is continuing to mount of weakness in the new housing construction sector, with sales of new homes down 1 per cent in June, the third consecutive month of declines in Western Australia.
Perth’s median house price is either flat or on the nose, according to the latest analyses by market watchers CoreLogic RP Data and the Real Estate Institute of WA.
Housing affordability in Western Australia is at its most favourable level in more than 10 years, according to new research by the Housing Industry Association.
More progress has been made on the redevelopment of Garden City Booragoon, with AMP Capital lodging a development application for a $750 million revamp of the mall, which would make it the state’s lar
Rents are falling and vacancies in industrial property have hit an all-time high in Perth, as the fallout from the resources slow-down continues to flow into the real estate sector.
