Perth’s commercial property market is holding firm through global headwinds, with suburban and fringe markets leading the charge. WA’s structural fundamentals — a resources-backed economy, population growth above 2% per annum and industrial vacancy at just 2.7% in Q1 2026, continue to underpin confident deal-making despite global uncertainty.
Social infrastructure remains the standout investment category, with childcare, fuel and medical assets attracting serious private capital on the back of long leases and community-essential demand that holds regardless of where the economic cycle sits.
The team’s results since January speak for themselves. Jake Wallman and Simon Brady have driven $28M+ in childcare transactions, Jack Bradshaw has delivered strong owner-occupier results across the suburban fringe, Colm McHugh has settled six Meridian Park lots in Neerabup, and the $15.7M sale of 236 Railway Parade, West Leederville to Finbar Group stands as one of the quarter’s most significant mixed-use transactions.
- $82M+ in property sales settled January to April 2026
- Jake Wallman & Simon Brady — 61 Ocean Keys Blvd, Clarkson, WA’s largest childcare centre, 223 places, 15-year net lease to Atlantis Childcare
- 236 Railway Parade, West Leederville — $15.7M to ASX-listed Finbar Group, 240-apartment mixed-use development proposed
- Jack Bradshaw — 7 Pike Street, Karrinyup, $2.85M, reflecting continued owner-occupier demand across suburban fringe markets
- Colm McHugh continues to lead the Neerabup industrial corridor, with six Meridian Park lots settled and limited new supply in sight
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