News Articles for Megara

Kailis Hospitality Group is investing $12 million into acquiring and developing 1,000 square metres of beachfront hospitality real estate at Sorrento.

Developers of multi-residential properties are overcoming challenges to push on with projects.

Developers are increasingly shifting their focus to virtual reality to sell apartments.

Investment company Mustera Property Group has lodged a seven-storey apartment proposal along McCabe Street, adding to a growing list of projects in North Fremantle.

Councillors appear to be having more favourable outcomes through the Joint Development Assessment Panel process.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss what happened when nurses rallied outside parliament today and what federal industrial relations reform means for future disputes.

An eight-storey apartment block will be built on the Sorrento Plaza site after the state's planning commission approved the $73 million project.

Developer Megara's $73.7 million vision to revitalise the Sorrento Plaza precinct is being advertised for community feedback.

A plan to accommodate density with more than 350 apartments could help revive Leederville's popular village strip, while protecting its identity.

Megara's $60 million proposal for an apartment project in North Fremantle has been approved, despite it originally being rejected by the City of Fremantle.

The City of Fremantle has recommended the refusal of an eight-storey mixed-use development on McCabe Street, citing concerns over scale and height.

The state government has purchased 32 off-the-plan apartments across Perth as part of its $319 million Social Housing Economy Recovery Package.

After decades of planning, several marina projects proposing more than 900 boat pens are starting to take shape, but challenges remain.

Two commercial sites on West Coast Drive in Sorrento were sold to Megara for $9.75 million last month, and are set to be developed into luxury residential apartments.

Some of the state's biggest home builders have joined a government panel to deliver design and construction work on the $560 million Social Housing Investment Package.

The end of the resources boom has resulted in a bleak prognosis for Pilbara property, but not all players think the region is on its last legs.

Former chief financial officer at Crown Perth, Craig Spence, has joined Perth property development and construction group Megara Developments as its new chief financial officer.

Change is under way in the Pilbara mining town of Newman, with BHP Billiton's long-held dominance of the housing market moderating in the face of new residential developments and a growing rental sector.

Several former BHP Billiton employees made redundant from their positions at Mount Whaleback mine have engaged law firm Slater & Gordon to fight for their Newman homes amid claims the company altered aspects of its home ownership scheme.

The sale of LandCorp's large scale residential lots in Onslow has begun, with local residents to be given pre-release preferences.

Service workers in Newman are set to benefit from more rental options, with tenancy applications open for 10 new homes.

Property player Megara Developments will build eight apartments for the Town of Port Hedland in exchange for the right to sell house-and-land packages at South Hedland's Catamore Court estate.

Megara Developments managing director Matthew Pickford says his company was simply in the right place at the right time to take advantage of the Pilbara's building boom.

The state government's push for apartment and townhouse developments, as well as increased appetite among home buyers for high-density housing, is creating substantial opportunity for residential property syndicates.