Southern suburbs councils have agreed to amend their planning rules to try to control the rise of short-term rental accommodation
Michael Palmer
Work has started on turning the former Beaconsfield Challenger TAFE site into a residential and commercial development.
Anthony Albanese has declared that ‘in the real world’ his Government is focused on delivering tax cuts and making it easier for people to buy a home, but has left the door open to future tax changes.
Katina Curtis and Caitlyn Rintoul
Two decades ago you could buy 13 homes in Banksia Grove for the cost of one in Peppermint Grove, and still have change. These days it’s more like four-and-a-half.
Kim Macdonald
WA will back the use of artificial intelligence to fast-track housing approvals, as all States continue to fall short of national building targets.
Jessica Page
Builders have been appointed for 14 new housing projects in Perth, aiming to deliver more affordable and social homes.
More inspiring new housing for people living with disability has opened in Perth’s southern suburbs.
Justin Bianchini
A humble home in Perth could emerge as one of the greatest property investments of all time for an unsuspecting family.
Jessica Brouwer bought her Lower King home after seeing it on the internet and without a proper viewing because she was worried another property would slip through her grasp.
Claire Middleton
The nation’s online real estate bible has called time on the Margaret River “tree change” phenomenon.
Warren Hately
The State Government is rolling out two key changes aimed at homebuyers and developers this week.
Why Mid Century design has been revived
One of the original West Coast Drive mansions has hit the market in all its glory. WATCH THE EXCLUSIVE VIDEO TOUR
Ben Wyatt has moved to a golf course. But with six board roles, will he ever have time to play?
Perth homeowners have been laughing to start 2025, cashing in with big profits on house sales to start the year.
Cheyanne Enciso
Q+A: Getting that first foot on the property ladder is becoming harder and harder, and as parents it’s natural to want to help your kids by going guarantor. But what happens to you if it all goes wrong?
Nick Bruining
Can you guess how much was spent on property in WA over the year? (Clue: For the same price, we could have bought supermarket giant Coles Group - twice)
The new price record exceeds the old one by 60 per cent, and it is not surprising with views like this.
The mansion was built the same year six British colonies united to form the Commonwealth of Australia. But while the world around it changed, the property is standing strong.
New $230 million development due in city promises hundreds of apartments and new entertainment hub
Hastening development approvals without increasing building capacity will only add to the bottleneck in housing construction, researchers warn.
Tess Ikonomou
‘I was working, I was a university student, I was married. I did all the things society expects you to do - and I was homeless.’ Emily Elliott explains how some homeless people do not fit the stereotype.
First homebuyers are the target of a major land release and housing development in Perth’s north, but the State Government can’t guarantee when school and transport infrastructure will follow.
While the ‘brain drain’ once led from country towns to capitals, national data now shows that more city slickers move to the regions than in reverse.
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