The local government area is leading the way on development, growing nearly twice as quickly as the next fastest-growing area and cementing its position as WA’s growth powerhouse.
Kim Macdonald
The return of mysterious businessman Victor Goh after a four-month disappearance has sparked calls for the State Government to nail down exactly when his buildings at Elizabeth Quay will be finished.
Matt Mckenzie
Elizabeth Quay developer Victor Goh has been pictured for the first time in a decade as the Supreme Court made a decision on contempt of court charges against the businessman on Thursday.
Regulators have renewed a union official’s workplace entry permit despite a fresh police order and an extensive rap sheet that includes armed robbery.
Adrian Rauso
WA builders are expected to be on brick rations for at least a year, as builders plead for more from the State’s only major manufacturer.
The State’s chronic housing crisis has been dealt a massive blow as WA’s only major brick manufacturer puts builders on tight brick rations amid a major shortage.
A State Government agency is spending taxpayer money on external consultants to lobby a State Government department for control of the revamped Perth Concert Hall.
Property stalwart James Limnios has lashed out at some bureaucrats sticking to this pandemic-era trend, claiming they are holding up projects and adding hundreds of thousands of dollars to costs.
The builder of six Hamilton Hill homes demolished this week had been given a clean bill of health by DevelopmentWA despite public red flags about its finances.
What do you do when your $500m Elizabeth Quay apartment building is riddled with defects and the builder has gone broke? Call in the lawyers, of course. Plus: Small business grants program a little top heavy.
A debt-laden residential developer has met a crucial funding deadline, but the group's short-term survival is far from secured, administrators say.
Nick Wilson
Industry groups say blanket curbs would chase investment offshore as WA’s corporate giants look to potential from data centre boom.
Ryan Johnson
Two of the key members behind the once-great Zorzi home building company are helping to resurrect the family name with a new luxury firm.
WA families struggling to find homes have suffered a cruel blow with DevelopmentWA bulldozing six houses half-built by collapsed construction company Inspired Property Group.
There’s a modular mess awaiting liquidators after Perth construction hopeful NXT Builds hit the wall with homes unfinished. Plus: Bitcoin bull stampedes the exit.
Builders claim houses would cost more without the help of skilled migrants but the construction union says the sector would be better off training prison inmates.
A developer with projects across three states has gone into voluntary administration, leaving thousands of homebuyers in limbo in a "perfect storm".
Melissa Meehan
NRW Holdings has booked record annual earnings and forecast even higher revenues this financial year as it casts its net wide for more deals after the roaring success of its Fredon takeover.
Rebecca Le May
It’s the beginning of a beautiful friendship for Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue in Morocco. Plus: Ben Wyatt’s GST slam dunk; and a new chapter in WA luxury builder’s insolvency intrigue.
Construction on Karrinyup’s West village is imminent after years of delays.
Super giant Cbus has $7b riding on WA and boss Kristian Fok is hunting for more, with AUKUS, energy and data centres all on the radar.
The Town of Cambridge is backing plans for the 18 and 19-storey towers, comprising two ground-floor commercial tenancy shells and 244 apartments.
Laura Pond
The company has lost its registration after failing to meet the financial requirements to remain in the industry.
Caitlin Vinci
Business leaders fear a move by the Albanese Government to cut net migration will make it harder to secure skilled workers and will curtail innovation and economic growth.
Rebecca Le May and Sean Smith
