Chris Thomson

A $3-million hotel planned by Western Australia's “Spud King” beside one of his 21 grocery outlets has been approved for a southern Perth municipality readying for an AUKUS-induced development boom.

Three inner-Adelaide development sites have been listed for sale north, south and west of the city's CBD.

Plans to convert London's BT Tower to a hotel that would open the lofty landmark to the public for the first time since a bombing forced its closure in 1971 have received the blessing of a national heritage group.

The developer of a 22-storey student housing tower says it will not meet new noise attenuation requirements imposed by the City of Perth near the Northbridge party precinct, but it does havean alternative.

South Australian boutique hotel operator Piermont has filed revised plans for its $30-million Heysen Hotel in the booming Adelaide Hills town of Mount Barker.

The first stage of a plan to replace the well-known Tradesmen's Union Club at Dickson in Canberra's inner-north with a multi-building apartment complex has been approved.

Journal Student Living's 715-unit tower beside Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market is now complete.

Works have started on boutique apartments beside the Percy Street property where late Australian bushman RM Williams first manufactured his one-piece leather boots in Adelaide's inner north.

Plans have been filed for a 24-storey beachside tower at Scarborough in Perth's north as a project nearby greenlit for the same height comes to market beside a third plot approved for 26 levels.

A branch of the Catholic Church has filed an exceptional development application to build five large homes on land at risk of storm surge in cyclone-prone Darwin.