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Despite the efforts of anti-high rise groups Scarborough could become the Gold Coast of the west by the middle of the decade with six towers above 18-storeys either approved or earmarked for the famous stretch of Perth coastline.

The developers behind a contentious development in the heart of Subiaco are using a COVID planning unit to bypass the local council.

Developer warns of planning ‘civil wars’ on the horizon if communities stripped of voice We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement The developer behind some of Perth’s biggest apartment towers has called for a planning unit created at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic to be scrapped in a scathing critique of the state’s planning system. Sirona Capital managing director Matthew McNeilly point...

Council seeks Further Information on ‘tranquillity mooring’ plans QUESTIONS have been raised about plans to install a ‘tranquillity mooring’ at a location close to Holy Island, on the Clare side of Lough Derg. Waterways Ireland, who applied for permission at the end of last year, have been asked to explain how anti-social behaviour and noise pollution will be avoided. In addition, county planners have requested more details of how sensitive local sites will be protected. They have also ...

Planners seeks more details on Tulla homes proposal March 2, 2021 ARCHAEOLOGICAL concerns have prompted planners to seek further details from developers looking to build a 36-home estate on the outskirts of Tulla. Earlier this year, Rockfort Developments applied for permission to build 14 detached homes as well as 16 semi-detached and six terraced houses on the outskirts of the town, off the L4078, with a pedestrian connection to the exiting footpath into the centre of Tulla. Now, following re...

The Property Council of Australia is delighted to announce that Paige Walker, Mirvac's General Manager, Residential Development WA, has been elected as...

Plush $25m hot springs wellness retreat proposed for prime Dalkeith location along Swan River We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The Dalkeith Hot Pool is set for a comeback with a $25 million redevelopment proposed to turn a tired reception centre on prime riverbank real estate into a world-class wellness retreat. The proposal from Tawarri Hot Springs, whose main shareholder is Melbourne-based property and investm...

Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Movie World developer teams up with state government to meet costly parliament office shortage Normal text size Advertisement Several parliamentary offices and the leader of the opposition will relocate from the ageing WA Parliament House to a new $30 million four-storey building across the road. Perth-based develope...

Margaret River resort at Gnarabup beach cleared for final hurdle, disappointing locals ThuThursday 10 updated ThuThursday 10 An artists impression of the proposed resort in Margaret River. ( Print text only Cancel An ambitious proposal to buy back land earmarked for Margaret Rivers first five-star resort has been rejected by local council, leaving one final hurdle for developers to clear before construction can begin. Key points: Council has rejected a bid to buy back land set aside for a five-...