News Articles for Gavin Hegney

Law firm Gilbert + Tobin is the latest company in Perth to shift address, as firms with expiring leases take advantage of the most tenant-friendly market in 25 years.

Property experts have flagged the possibility of a market revival in 2016, warning buyers not to be passive and wait until prices bottom out.

Those expecting the massive LNG projects under way in the north-west to ride to the WA economy's rescue may need to think again.

National property valuation and advisory firm LMW Group has taken a 10 per cent stake in its Western Australian partner, LMW Hegney, in a move expected to strengthen the partnership between the firms.

The Salvation Army's Western Australian division has recreated a strategic advisory board, about 20 years after the previous one was dismantled, with the new board including several well-known Perth business figures.

Sales and rentals of established apartments in Perth's inner city are stalling as the rollout of new stock intensifies.

Real Estate Institute of Western Australia president David Airey says local government authorities have lost sight of the big picture in planning and approvals reform, and amalgamation of councils will only exacerbate the issues.

Is our apartments boom a natural development, or something prompted by over-regulation?

There's plenty of industry confidence in the growth in apartment living, despite some concerns about the short-term outlook.

Perth's residential market is being dominated by house and land packages and apartments, leaving a gaping hole of medium-density housing despite public calls for more dwellings of that type, accord

It takes more than a winning idea to be able to call yourself an entrepreneur.

Business people crowned with the entrepreneur title unsurprisingly hold great passion for their objective and jump headlong into the challenge of making it happen - paying little regard for the end

MORE than four years after the onset of the GFC, it seems property investors in Perth are still adjusting to the persistently weaker conditions in the Western Australian market.