Fremantle Commercial Property News

A proposed boutique hotel in the heart of Fremantle is more likely to win over locals and attract tourists if it respects the district’s history and can prove its sustainability credentials, an analyst says.

Buyers from across the country are showing their interest in a boutique bed and breakfast located inside an 1860s Fremantle flour mill.

Once the nerve centre of Fremantle’s wool industry, this landmark heritage warehouse provides a blank commercial canvas and opportunity to create the next chapter of history. Redeveloped by M/Group as Heirloom by Match in 2016, the former Dalgety Wool Store has been transformed into a New York-style industrial warehouse with 183 completed residential apartments and a dual-use commercial space, which has been listed for sale at $1.6 million.

Western Australia’s hotel market is to receive a fresh test as property fund manager Primewest puts the historic Esplanade Hotel in Fremantle on the block for more than $100 million.

The future of retail space will be smaller and more flexible, according to the architect behind the retail component of a $270 million mixed-use project in Fremantle. This article originally appeared on theaustralian.com.au/property.

You might see a utilitarian metal box, but Anatoly Mezhov and Irene Polo see a blank canvas ready to be transformed into a restaurant, a very unique office space, or even a portable hotel room.

Big bucks for first caravan park, gelato giant moves west and price soars for an animal hospital. MORE DEALS.

Instead of sitting empty before redevelopment, the old Myer building is home to an eclectic pop-up mix of designers, retailers and artists.