Perth

We advise occupiers exclusively — no landlords, no developers — so we can be completely objective and conflict-free to ensure we deliver beneficial outcomes for our clients.

At LPC Cresa we ensure occupiers optimise their business accommodation requirements through an integrated suite of services that includes portfolio planning, lease management, transaction management, financial analysis, and project management. Our experienced team is driven to do the right thing, and our clients earn the full benefit of that passion.

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News

August 26, 2019

Office Hours with Damian Stone

David Barnes and Mark Stott of Cresa’s Perth office joined Damian Stone and Greg McAlpine of Business News to discuss recent office vacancy figures, market trends, expectations on market rents and incentives and the timeline for future supply.

News

August 15, 2019

Rethinking Your Real Estate Strategy as Vacancy Rates Hit All-Time Lows

San Francisco can be seen as an indicator market for real estate. Christina Clark, Managing Principal of Cresa’s Global Portfolio Solutions group, examines how low vacancy rates in major cities like San Francisco may offer a glimpse of things to come, predicting the need for technology companies to rethink their real estate strategies.

Market-Research

January 29, 2020

Q3 2019 Perth Market Research

Our quarterly Occupier's Guide breaks down each Perth real estate submarket to provide you the latest transaction, vacancy and rent data, as well as trends and predictions that can save your company time and money when making real estate decisions. Download the latest guides here

Blog

October 16, 2020

North America's Q3 Industrial Outlook

Following the sharp bounce-back in the industrial market, recovery is now taking a more gradual trajectory.

Market-Research

August 19, 2020

2020 Global Occupier's Guide

As global companies realize the importance of having a unified approach to their real estate demands, the need to understand local market practices and business traditions is greater than ever.

News

August 9, 2020

Four questions to ask before going back to the office

Jim Underhill arguing that people are not going back—at least, not to the office life we had, with hundreds or thousands of employees showing up at the same building every day, often to be squeezed into a densely packed, open-plan office. “Call it a de-consolidation of space, rather than having everyone come into one massive office in the cities, though they will remain the hub,” he told Quartz.