Claire Tyrrell is a senior journalist at Business News WA. With a focus on the property sector, she covers a range of topics including commercial real estate, housing markets, and urban development, drawing on her extensive experience in both regional and metropolitan journalism. Claire's work has earned her recognition, including an Alliance Area of Business Publishers award in 2023.
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Perth, Australia (Local)
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Claire's coverage has a strong focus on the real estate and property market, particularly in Perth. This indicates that she would be interested in receiving press releases or announcements related to new developments, investments, or trends within the real estate industry.
Given her emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases, PR professionals representing companies involved in real estate, property development, or investment should consider reaching out to Claire with relevant news about their businesses. Additionally, providing exclusive insights into emerging trends or data analysis related to the Perth property market could also pique her interest.
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Ella Loneragan speaks to Claire Tyrrell about a push for the Swan River to be the stage for a new gala event.
JJ Leach Group has pressed go on its $300 million Claremont mixed use project, six years on from when it was mooted.
Ingenia Communities Group has attracted another sweetened offer from Warburg Pincus, while its fellow suitor Avid Property Group has said it does not want Ingenia to acquire Peet
Residential building can be a risky business. The factors homebuilders deal with, including the availability and price of labour and materials, can vary wildly depending on market conditions.
Willetton doctor Sreenivasa Kothalanka has purchased an Alfred Cove office for $4 million from Sydney-based Sathio Group.
Willer Property has expanded into Western Australia, with the purchase of a Canning Vale industrial asset from the Miocevich family for $16.15 million.
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about why WA's residential builders are facing challenges which could impact the industry's growth.
Ingenia Communities Group has quashed speculation that it has attracted a third suitor, as it weighs up takeover bids from two companies with its own proposed purchase of Peet
By: Ella Loneragan, Sam Jones, Claire Tyrrell
Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss how brick shortages are forcing change in some WA buildings.
ABN Group has reported a 49 per cent profit increase for the recent financial year, representing a record for the Western Australian homebuilder.
