Approved changes to Blackburne's $200 million Ocean Village project have sparked a broader discussion on balancing housing supply with public amenities.
Blackburne has proposed changes to its $200 million Ocean Village project, including adding apartments and slashing the number of shops, amid changing retail market conditions.
The prominent apartment developer says the government is squeezing out the private sector by investing in construction projects during a period of high economic activity.
The state's peak planning body has received Blackburne's proposal to build a 17-storey luxury apartment project in South Perth, estimated to cost $70 million.
The new chair of the state's peak planning body has Blackburne's contentious $200 million City Beach project in her sights at her first significant development meeting.
The Town of Cambridge is recommending the peak planning body refuse Blackburne's plan to turn the Ocean Village Shopping Centre into an apartment and retail complex.
The Town of Cambridge is set to sell Ocean Village Shopping Centre car park to developer Blackburne for $8.9 million after councillors approved the transaction during a volatile meeting.
The developer expects to unveil plans for the Ocean Village Shopping Centre site, formerly owned by a Pindan-connected entity, by the end of this year.
No new apartment stock has been launched to the Perth market during the third quarter of 2022, as developers wait for unit prices to catch up with rapidly rising construction costs.
A redesign of the Karrinyup West apartments did little to sway Stirling councillors who stood firm in their opposition to the $390 million development.
Apartment sales in Perth seem to remain strong as developer Blackburne boasts only three vacant penthouses out of its 236 apartments at its One Subiaco development.