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The proposed development — slammed by the council as having a “poor design” — would include a 16-storey tower with 85 dwellings metres from Oats Street station.

The $26.7 million proposed development — which is at 167 and 169 Bank Street, metres from the Oats Street station — would have a 16-storey tower, 85 multiple dwellings and a ground floor tenancy.

10 industry experts on what to expect from the residential property market in 2024.

The WA Planning Commission has approved a seven-bed children’s hospice in Swanbourne.

The WA Planning Commission unanimously approved, with conditions, plans from OBH owner Stan Quinlivan and luxury apartment developers Edge on Thursday.

The WA Planning Commission has approved plans from developer Kuraland for a nearly $109 million residential, commercial and retail development at 22 St Quentin Avenue near Stirling Highway. 

It took several years, a high-profile council row and state government intervention, but the $25 million riverfront Tawarri Hot Springs development has been given the green light.

The State Development Assessment Unit has recommended the WA Planning Commission approve the proposed Tawarri Hot Springs development in Dalkeith.

The State Development Assessment Unit has received 2,057 public submissions for the $118 million Saracen Properties development, including 1,849 against.

The prominent Perth name behind a new $280 million seaside resort and community hub on a stunning piece of South West coastline plans to turn the sod in 2023.