It the walls could talk, they would speak of the pioneer families, recuperating soldiers, refugees, and of the more recent wedding parties and tourists.
Kim Macdonald
Research by the Western Suburbs Weekly last week found houses in seven of the 22 western suburbs had dropped in value by tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in the past 12 months.
Harriet Flinn
Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is set to launch after the product’s owners won a lengthy fight with the corporate regulators.
Cameron Micallef
If you consider for a moment that we are not just a sack of cultivating wormfood, that life’s lessons have some greater meaning, then it seems the homeless got some doozies. But it’s a test for all us.
A former Liberal election candidate has been appointed to the top job at a peak building body in WA.
A decision on whether to allow high-end chalets next to Bunker Bay resort may hang on whether the development is deemed bushfire-safe.
A South Perth councillor is urging the city to remove six recently planted trees, saying that they will obstruct multimillion-dollar views and diminish amenity for residents.
Sophie Gannon
Perth - we’re the problem... it’s us. The national inflation rate is heavily influenced by Perth’s construction inflation, which exceeds the national average
Australians looking to build their own homes are facing a reality check as construction costs rise, with the increase likely to also weigh on inflation.
Abe Maddison
The once-thriving and well-to-do shopping centre has lost its appeal, with nearly one in five shops now sitting empty, thanks partly to confusion over future development plans.
Sacked mayor Fiona Argyle will not be pleased with an extension for Tawarri Hot Springs.
Kim Macdonald and Sophie Gannon
Under-the-pump Australian mortgage holders may still be feeling the impacts of the cost-of-living crunch despite the Reserve Bank moving on interest rates twice this year.
Sacked Nedlands mayor Fiona Argyle has sold her Nedlands property as a development site, blaming neighbours who built next door for ‘destroying’ her privacy.
Palatial entries, lap pools, tennis courts, gyms, saunas, marble bathrooms and modern facades were among the features these multimillion-dollar homes boasted.
Caitlin Vinci
Guinness has flowed as thick and fast as the accents at the popular Perth Irish Club for almost 50 years, but could its day be numbered?
Some Perth home owners have made an astonishing $630,000 on their homes in the past year as gravity-defying hikes continue in some suburbs, while others sustain double-digit drops.
The dynamic dozen of the western suburbs — the grandmaster real estate agents recognised at the previous industry awards — sold a combined $1.73 billion in homes over 12 months.
Research shows houses in seven of the 22 western suburbs have fallen in value by tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in the past 12 months.
The writing is on the wall - or more precisely, on the roof, at the former AMP tower.
A South West winery is seeking approval to build a world-class $30 million resort on a Dunsborough wetland.
It is no exaggeration to say that IGA at Kinross Central — set in a newly listed neighbourhood shopping centre — is one of the best in the world.
Spending at Karrinyup skims the ten figure sum over a year. That’s a lot of shopping.
Two new, distinct spaces define the redevelopment: The City Canteen, home to seven food and beverage venues, and Central Lounge, a breakout space to relax and reconnect.
Set on a hill, this award winning property sits on wooden stilts rising from the slopes of the Darling Range up to the balcony.
