DevelopmentWA’s profit has almost tripled to $132 million for the year to June as the State Government seeks to drive new housing supply.
Matt Mckenzie
About 20,000 West Aussies have seen their home values fall since they bought or refinanced, with two-thirds likely to be in negative equity, according to experts.
Kim Macdonald
Developer takes swipe at greed in the sector as plans for a $180 million tower have collapsed again, after his company becomes the second on the project to go into liquidation.
Peet shares were dumped as much as 13 per cent on Tuesday putting the Perth developer’s proposed sale to Ingenia in jeopardy.
Ryan Johnson
It’s the news residents in Perth’s north-east have been waiting for.
Zach Margolius
The housing sector is grimmer than many people realise for our more vulnerable renters and homeowners, according to a new survey.
WA’s CFMEU branch has offered tepid criticism of the contractual battles at Elizabeth Quay after reportedly declaring developer Victor Goh a “hero” at a rally last week.
They say your home is your castle and some people take the saying quite literally — by building magnificent manors out in the ‘burbs.
DevelopmentWA has told a parliamentary inquiry it does not know who invested in Victor Goh’s building projects at Elizabeth Quay, despite banking nearly $200 million from selling the land.
Apartment owners would not be able to transition to Airbnb if original strata group rule it out, under proposed new laws
Ingenia’s plan to buy Perth developer Peet faces a Monday test as a US private equity firm circles the company and threatens to blow up the deal.
How did we get here? Affordability constraints, fears of urban sprawl and planning laws that do not value mature trees mean land developers can move in with bulldozers and erase everything in sight.
Perth sellers have an uphill battle this spring, according to new research.
The first build-to-rent operator in Australia is selling a Scarborough site where it had approval for a 24-storey mixed-use development featuring 175 apartments.
Could images of treeless estates be a turning point for Perth’s acceptance of apartment towers? Developer Paul Blackburne says the estates are a disgrace,
New research paints a worrying picture of young people on the tools. Failing to fixing the culture on construction worksites will destroy lives and affect the housing crisis
KIM MACDONALD
Where you wish you had invested in residential property a year ago, according to new research.
Land developers are clearing every piece of greenery from new estates, leaving up to 98 per cent of each new suburb comprising hot, barren and treeless streets.
Land tax has almost doubled for some landlords — by an extra $10,000 in some cases — following a big increase in block values, triggering a fresh assault on investment properties.
Ingenia says Warburg’s $5.25 offer still falls short as it backs its $992.4m Peet deal, while a major investor in the Perth property stalwart says the US giant would need to pay well above $6.
During the mining downturn West Perth was quieter than the meal aisle at a modern day supermarket. You should see it now
Perth’s office vacancy rate has been forecast to halve in just over three years — in 2030 — with Knight Frank making a bold prediction.
Nearly one in four new borrowers opted for interest only home loans in the three months to June, worth nearly $50 billion, in a sign of significant mortgage stress.
A new fund to help give people living with MND, MS, quadriplegia and paraplegia more accommodation options
