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NSW banking executive Alexander Bischoff and his wife Leah have bought a fast food centre in the regional town for $10 million.

The state government will spend $2.3 million to provide essential services for a Karratha apartment project, as the developer seeks Commonwealth funds to support the $92 million build cost.

Noongar entrepreneur Gerry Matera says a misalignment of ethics and values is the reason he walked from Aboriginal-owned construction company Marawar WA, which is now under administration.

A development panel has greenlit a $140 million workers village in Broadwood that will add more than 350 dwellings in the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder.

Civil West Construction, linked to MGroup's construction arm Marawar, has entered voluntary administration this week.

Edge Visionary Living has been given the green light to build on a site that has been earmarked for development for more than two decades.

The apartment developer says it has a comprehensively new plan for the site that sent an M/Group subsidiary into administration.

Perth builder Gerry Matera has bought 50 per cent of M/Construction and merged it with his company Marawar to create WA's largest Aboriginal construction business.

A young worker has died after being struck on the head at a construction site in North Coogee this morning.

Local property funds are casting their investment nets wide, as they seek to navigate increased competition for traditional assets.

Several Western Australian-based property companies were awarded for their developments over the weekend, as part of the inaugural Apartment Awards for Excellence.

With property groups increasingly understanding the potential of heritage assets, Business News explores some of the state's prominent heritage redevelopments and those in the pipeline.

Despite strong house and land sales in June, property players are wondering what's next as the sector seeks sustainable long-term growth.

More than 10 years in the making, Fremantle's $1 billion pipeline of property developments is starting to take shape.

As the state government focuses on streamlining approvals for large-scale apartment projects, some property developers are hoping the ‘missing middle' won't be overlooked.

Western Australia's property developers hope the physical isolation that has helped mitigate the worst of COVID-19 in this state will also insulate the local apartment market from a contagion of a different kind.

Gerard Matera is helping turn positive sentiment around Aboriginal reconciliation in the business community into genuine change through indigenous-owned building company Marawar.

Commercial and residential developer MGroup is confident it can avoid any scandals around building defects, largely because of its decision almost a decade ago to establish a construction division to carry out its own works.

Bunnings has signed a heads of agreement with M/Group, under which Bunnings will relocate from its existing Albany premises to over 14,000 square metres of new space located at MGroup's Chester Pass Mall in the coastal town.

Diversified property company M/Group has expanded its portfolio into Queensland through the $36 million, off-market acquisition of Pialba Place Shopping Centre in Hervey Bay.

A Beeliar subdivision has attracted investment from one of the state's best-known names in home building.

SPECIAL REPORT: Investors are eyeing opportunities in the state's retail property market.

Integrated property business MGroup has added another string to its bow with the launch of a new land development brand – Monument.

A gap in the local maintenance and minor works market has provided a business opportunity for integrated property company MGroup.

East coast opportunities are increasingly beckoning for WA-based property companies.

Property development and investment firm MGroup has added a second shopping centre to its portfolio, entering an agreement to buy Wodonga Plaza in Victoria from Vicinity Centres for $43.5 million.

Developers are seeking to exploit new niches in Perth's residential apartment market, with slow sales and patchy project launches likely to lead to supply issues in the near future.

SPECIAL REPORT: The head of a new boutique land developer believes difficult market conditions provide the perfect opportunity for the business to make a splash in the market.

SPECIAL REPORT: Last year couldn't end soon enough for the state's land developers, who are banking on a break from adverse conditions. Click through to see our BNiQ list of land developers.

Construction will start later this week on Defence Housing Australia's 166-dwelling Liv Apartments in Fremantle, after Georgiou Group was appointed as DHA's building contractor.

An influx of owner-occupiers is changing Perth's multi-residential development market offering, with an increased focus on design and amenity providing significant opportunities for architects.

Apartment development at the northern gateway to Fremantle is gathering momentum, with listed player Mustera Property Group joining the fray, more progress for projects along Queen Victoria Street, and a $20 million, 71-apartment development application being lodged for a project on Beach Street.

SPECIAL REPORT: Developers say Perth's apartment market is the most challenging it's ever been, but that hasn't stopped a groundswell of interest in big projects. Click through to see our listing of Perth's 30 largest developments.

Development and construction firm Match Group has unveiled a new corporate structure, while Qube Property Group has celebrated 20 years in the industry by updating its brand.

The rejuvenation of Fremantle's dilapidated and neglected east end has been given a boost, with Defence Housing Australia lodging plans for a 166-apartment project on Queen Victoria Street.

The $130 million restoration of Fremantle's historic Dalgety Wool Stores into luxury warehouse apartments is expected to begin shortly, with developers Match and Sirona Capital passing their 70 per

Australand has launched the tender process to find a builder for its planned $21.4 million Port Coogee shopping centre, after a strong response from retailers keen to secure a store in the masterpl

Fresh analysis has shed new light on the long-running debate over whether Perth is heading for a glut of apartments.

Apartment developers are increasingly being forced to sweeten their offering as increased supply turns the off-the-plan market largely in favour of prospective buyers.

Developers will be able to get a slice of prime coastal land near the South Fremantle Power Station early next year, after the state government today approved the master plan for the redevelopment