Winter weather has brought a flood of new problems for homeowners tangled in Western Australia’s BGC housing construction dispute as leaking homes experience an explosion of mould.
Plans for a church,members-only supermarket and child care centre received more than 300 submissions against it from the community. Despite that,the Development Assessment Panel approved it unanimously.
When my family arrived,we quickly learnt to lie about where we lived. Now,though its house prices have doubled in a year,I can still see behind the McMansions.
As WA falls deeper into a housing crisis,the next state government must prioritise measures to deliver homes faster,say property industry professionals.
The 1000-lot estate proposed for the North Stoneville bush has hit another roadblock,with both the proponent and opponents sharpening their legal swords.
Construction of East Perth Primary School,stalled for more than a year over a stoush between the state and City of Perth,will proceed without the City’s agreement.
A Perth council and its community have won a David-and-Goliath battle against developer Sanur to save a dilapidated 100-year-old building in Subiaco.
Planning frameworks ‘don’t make a difference’ says a Nedlands councillor in response to the approval of a 10-storey boutique apartment block.
Building height concerns continue to plague developers in Nedlands with two proposals for high-rise apartment blocks in the suburb caught in red-tape.
Belmont Racecourse stewards will be able to view jockeys “head on” from the newly approved Burswood Point twin-tower development.
A significant development application for a student accommodation facility in Crawley has been received by the Western Australian Planning Commission.