No bricks, no tiles, no plaster, no scaffolding. How one Perth developer managed to reduce townhouse construction costs to only $250,000 for each three and four bedroom home.
Kim Macdonald
The Federal Court has given the developer behind OneRichardson and CampusPerth four weeks to raise more than $400,000 to pay a tax debt.
Matt Mckenzie
Male construction workers continue to die by suicide at substantially higher rates than other working men, with younger tradies the most vulnerable.
Farid Farid
Claims the slowing property market and the recent tax changes have killed house-flipping have been greatly exaggerated. Professionals say it is alive, well and likely to thrive.
A Mandurah mansion has sold with its entire contents — from its furniture and art work, down to its cutlery, coffee cups and bath towels — in an incredible bargain.
WATCH: Take a look behind the scenes of our special investigation into the mystery developer leading Elizabeth Quay’s billion-dollar face lift.
Dave & Buster’s in Clarkson is a hit by global standards. Owner David Heaton is now set to roll it out further across Perth and nationally, heating up the large format asset class in the process.
These little-known measures are saving people up to hundreds of thousands of dollars, and getting them into homes.
The Real Estate Institute of WA will reveal new data that proves Perth’s property market is slowing.
One of Perth’s last worker’s pubs, once described as ‘actually a little bit scary’, is about to get a boutique, family-friendly makeover — but some say the city doesn’t need another ‘hoity-toity’ venue.
There are plans to transform the site of the long-dormant Fast Eddys restaurant into a seven-storey short-stay accommodation venue.
The volume of housing sale is arguably more important than capital growth. With tax changes announced in the Budget forecast to slow sales by ten to 20 per cent, the whole economy will feel it.
It seems Perth’s housing did not get the memo anticipating a market slowdown, with new data showing a nation-leading price hike in May.
The volume of evidence against a scandal-plagued construction union has pushed back a long-running inquiry by 18 months.
Samantha Lock
The Wildcats may not have beaten the Sydney Kings in last season’s semifinals but they have beaten another mighty opponent — Perth’s chronic rental shortage — purchasing nine Perth townhouses for its players.
A fresh earnings upgrade for ASX-listed Peet has dealt a blow to claims the market is challenging for WA’s land developers.
A vision set out for Joondalup in 2050 by the local council portrays a city with multiple high-rise towers, as well as significant growth and investment in key sectors.
Apartments sales have hit a fresh high as one developer says only the labour shortage is holding it back. Anti-migration may be riding high in the polls but industry is calling for more skilled migration.
Two new towers have been approved for Perth City Link as one in three apartments built in 2028 is forecast to be affordable and social housing.
An arrest warrant for property developer Victor Goh has been cancelled minutes before taking effect as a multimillion-dollar dispute at his Elizabeth Quay project heads toward settlement.
Fifteen WA manufacturers will receive a $49 million boost under a Cook Government scheme to fast-track housing supply and break West Australians of their ‘love affair’ with double-brick homes.
Bethany Hiatt
A significant proportion of suburbs have set new record prices this year. But is it a sign the boom is drawing to an end?
Hospitality hot shot Garrett Prendiville has bought a mysterious Mosman Park mansion for an incredible $12.6 million, worth more than a million bottles of beer at the family’s Cottesloe Beach Hotel.
A groovy Claremont home with a mid-century style has become one of Perth’s most expensive rentals, leasing for $3000 a week.
