Property

A development application for a five-storey apartment complex along the coast in Perth’s northern suburbs is now open for consultation.

Construction has officially begun on Eglinton’s new Central Precinct, set to deliver more than 500 homes in Perth’s northern suburbs.

It will require the demolition of existing single and two-storey buildings.

Residents in Perth’s far north could soon benefit from a range of new retail and service outlets.

They are the stuff of our Lotto dreams and our investment desires. These are WA’s most viewed house adverts.

The City of Joondalup is about to begin work on a $10.7 million redevelopment of Burns Beach foreshore, which will include the construction of a two-storey cafe with panoramic ocean views.

Residents have sought help with a property described as a ‘commercial waste site’ and ‘known drug community’.

More cutting-edge housing for people living with disability has opened in Perth.

A side hustle is giving Perth homeowners a sporting chance of earning thousands of extra dollars.

A prospective homebuyer was confronted with ‘unbelievable’ scenes at a house inspection in Perth’s south east.

A neglected and underutilised former Bunnings site in Morley is up for sale, with expressions of interest open and gaining much attention.

The site was previously earmarked for a Dingo Brewing Co. tavern.

West Australians looking for rentals are being warned to be extra careful with the rise of scammers impersonating government agencies demanding payments for fake bonds.

A home in the suburbs is far removed from the image of Malcolm Day. But it was one of his more meaningful investments of his illustrious career.

A furnished home in Lathlain with limited photos claims it has the feel of a ‘high end hotel’ and is seeking more in annual rent than a FIFO workers earns in a year - before tax.

An Aussie influencer has sparked a housing war after publishing the addresses of empty houses online and urging homeless people to use them as shelter.

The council is hoping the move will push people to develop their land.

Just when you thought Perth’s property market had run out of steam, experts say there is more to come.

As well as apartments, the plans show a cafe/restaurant and communal facilities including recreational rooms, gym, swimming pool and outdoor dining areas.

While most of the home is only six metres wide, property hunters are making multi-million dollar bids for the astonishing Fremantle property.