Perth Commercial Property News

Canadian giant Brookfield is advancing the development of Perth’s tallest tower at the gateway of the city’s $2.6 billion Elizabeth Quay precinct, winning council backing for the architecturally striking project. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Firms are flocking back to Perth’s economically-weathered CBD with office vacancy rates falling for the first time in five years.

American hospitality giant Wyndham Hotel Group is strengthening its presence in Western Australia, announcing its third Perth hotel, set to open in late 2018, and its first in the city under the company’s Wyndham LUX brand. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

The WA government has called in two major developers, Brisbane-based joint venture Cedar Pacific and Hong Kong’s Far East Consortium, to deliver the student accommodation and retail space at Perth City Link. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

Hospitality group Entertainment Enterprises will part ways with popular Perth nightclub The Library, 34 years after buying the venue. The Northbridge nightspot, which spans two levels and is renowned for its library-themed decor with more than …

When you’re building Australia’s most expensive hotel, you don’t skimp on the finer details. Built at a cost of about $650 million, you’ll be stunned to discover the level of planning and detail that went …

Western Australia has been synonymous with top-class wineries for years, but an explosion of microbreweries means the craft brewing market is flourishing.

Swedish furniture giant Ikea is poised to pay $132 million for the freehold of its property in the northwestern Perth suburb of Innaloo as it looks to cement control over its Australian empire. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

An island on the Swan River and an enormous headless statue in the middle of Perth Water? The rejected ideas for Perth’s waterfront revitalisation over the years are barely believable.