Country-raised Eagles champion Matthew Priddis seems to have put his money where his heart is by buying a hobby farm.
Kim Macdonald
The MSWA Lottery Home in Marmion has turned out to be the gift that keeps on giving for Sanju, Sweety and their three children.
Perth rents have reached new records, costing tenants a fortune as pressure continues across the nation’s housing market. SEE PERTH’S MOST EXPENSIVE AREAS.
Belinda Hickman
West Australian voters, including property investors, show an increasing lion’s share of those surveyed support calls to end no-cause evictions, according to new research.
Former Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is offloading her City Beach mansion only months after leaving Perth for London to take up a new gig as CEO of BP.
Brooke Rolfe
Relaxing zoning restrictions and making it easier for tradies to work across borders could lift construction productivity and boost housing supply.
Jacob Shteyman
Buying a home but not living in it is an increasingly popular ownership model.
Kim Macdonald and Oliver Lane
A remote Aboriginal community is taking legal action against their government for failing to provide safe housing in extreme heat.
Lloyd Jones
A massive development block owned by the family behind the famous Re Store is for sale following the collapse of a planned $110 million office tower.
Kim Macdonald and Danielle Marsland
Perth may be the Australian birthplace of build-to-rent, but it has only 4 per cent of the projects in the $40 billion national industry.
The first 3D printed recycled-plastic home in the southern hemisphere is about to happen thanks to game-changing technology from WA startup Hyperion.
Only one block of residential block of land is listed for sale in greater Perth by the State Government’s land agency despite a state-wide housing crisis.
A surprise suburb in Perth’s south is the most sought-after areas for house hunters in the entire State, new data has revealed.
Natalie Richards and Claire Sadler
Set across nearly 25 hectares of rolling hills in Bullsbrook, the six-bedroom home has been carved into the foot of a hill, set below ground level and opening to a man-made lake.
Plans for a $110 million office tower in Northbridge have fallen through, with the State Government confirming that it will no longer proceed with leasing the proposed development.
Sophie Gannon
The developer behind a long-awaited apartment block in Subiaco is pursuing its builder for $3.8 million, alleging subcontractor payments were mismanaged and practical completion fell 20 months behind schedule.
Simone Grogan
A $25 million Cottesloe penthouse called ‘The Glasshouse’ has just hit the market — and is set to smash two of Perth’s property records in the process.
Harriet Flinn
Taxpayers will not be at risk of footing a multi-million dollar bill for constructors going under, Treasurer Rita Saffioti says, after announcing the Government will underwrite apartments unable to be built.
Oliver Lane
A $150 million triple-tower apartment complex has been approved by WA’s peak planning body despite significant backlash from the community.
Taxpayers will fork out hundreds of millions of dollars underwriting the build of apartments as part of a pre-budget pledge by the Cook Government to address the ever worsening housing crisis.
Oliver Lane and Kim Macdonald
New data has confirmed Perth is still in a chronic rental shortage, with prices rising faster than any other capital city in Australia.
The cost of each residential lot in new estates will jump by up to $15,000 due to massive hikes to diesel prices and other materials, according to civil contractors.
Regulators will be watching WA builders to prevent excessive price hikes for homebuyers as the industry braces for war-driven cost blowouts.
Matt Mckenzie
Right now we’re in a market marked by hesitation. Buyers aren’t making bad property decisions but too many are making no decision at all — and that’s the real cost.
Chris Foster-Ramsay