The Perth Property Show

370 - 2025 WA Property Market Wrap ft. Trent Fleskens

Host, Trent Fleskens, delivers the final episode of 2025 on the Perth Property Show, focusing on the unprecedented growth and challenges in the Western Australian real estate market. Key topics include the sustained high demand, dwindling supply, and significant price growth, with median house prices rising from $740,000 in January to between $830,000 and $850,000 by December. The episode also delves into strong construction numbers, notable suburb price growth, the impact of government housing policies, and the influence of immigration on the market. Despite higher completion rates, the supply deficit remains a critical issue, exacerbated by increased demand from new residents and a housing shortage. Trent also previews the upcoming discussion with Andrew Lefort on planning strategies for 2026.

369 - Where is Perth's Housing Supply Coming From? Ft. David Cresp

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens and guest David Cresp discuss the current state of the property market in Western Australia. They address the significant rise in house prices, the challenges in the construction sector, and the undersupply of housing. David highlights the impact of external factors like migration and the mining sector on demand, alongside issues with labor shortages and construction costs. They also explore the growing interest in apartments and lifestyle villages as alternative housing options. The conversation ends with an optimistic yet cautious outlook on the market's future.

368 - 7 Ideas To Fix Our Housing Market ft. Brendon Ptolomey

This week on the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens discusses potential solutions to Perth's ongoing housing crisis with guest Brendan Ptolomey. They analyze current market conditions, highlighting the shortage of properties and its impact on mobility for first home buyers and downsizers. The conversation explores proactive measures including targeted immigration, local government planning reform, incentivizing long-term rentals over Airbnbs, adjusting stamp duty thresholds, and expanding student accommodation. They also propose leveraging remnant government land for development and the need for more urban density initiatives. The episode emphasizes immediate and long-term strategies to improve housing supply and affordability in Western Australia.

367 - Stirling Suburb Spotlight ft. Brad & Josh Hardingham

This week on the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens shines a spotlight on the suburb of Stirling, a first in seven years. Joined by father-son real estate duo Brad and Josh Hardingham from Haiven Realty, they delve into the dynamics of working together, market trends, and the evolving demographic of Stirling. The conversation covers the synergy of combining experience with fresh perspectives, the role of marketing in real estate, and the rising property values in Stirling. They also discuss the distinct sections of the suburb, the impact of recent sales, and predictions for future growth. The episode provides valuable insights for buyers and sellers alike, emphasizing the unique opportunities and trends in the Stirling real estate market.

366 - WA Regional Property Market Update Dec 25 ft. Brendon Ptolomey

This week, Trent Fleskens hosts Brendon Ptolomey for his quarterly update on WA's regional property market. They discuss the latest trends in the property markets of Sydney and Perth, highlighting the high prices and limited supply in Sydney compared to Perth. They provide an in-depth analysis of the property markets in Karratha, South Hedland, Geraldton, Exmouth, and the Southwest townships, noting significant rent increases and strong buyer activity. The conversation explores the potential for further price increases driven by low vacancy rates and investor interest, sparking discussions on the long-term development and economic evolution of these regions. Special attention is given to the impacts of tourism, defense investments, and the role of Airbnb in regional areas. The session concludes with reflections on the surprisingly bullish outlook for WA's regional centers.

365 - Perth Property Market Update Nov25 ft. Brendon Ptolomey

In the latest episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes Brendon Ptolomey for a comprehensive quarterly market update. Key talking points include the impact of the 5% First Home Buyer Guarantee Scheme, activities and trends in Perth's spring selling season, and the effects of stable interest rates on the property market. Discussion covers current stock levels, land availability issues, and rising property values due to increased demand. Also examined are the implications of John Carey's plan to increase housing density around train stations. The episode concludes with projections on market trends and interest rates, along with the role of immigration in sustaining Perth's property growth.

364 - Perth Market Dynamics Nov25 ft. Shane Beaumont (Haiven)

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes back Shane Beaumont from Haiven to discuss current property market trends in Perth. Shane provides insights on the dynamics of the property market, including the impact of East Coast buyers, market demand, and the importance of numerical fundamentals over local biases. They delve into issues such as stock levels, buyer fatigue, and the price growth in various suburbs. Shane also offers practical advice for first home buyers on navigating the competitive market, including strategies for making appealing offers and the importance of being proactive. Additionally, they touch on the future outlook of the market, emphasizing the need for genuine buyer-seller interactions and the significance of maintaining market activity even during the holiday season.

363 - The Stark Reality Of A WA First Home Buyer ft. Brooke Rolfe

This week, Trent Fleskens interviews Journalist and First Home Buyer, Brooke from her Youtube Channel @BrookoMoves, on her challenging first home buying journey in Perth. Brooke shares her background, challenges in affording a property, and experience in a competitive market and high prices. They discuss strategies including building relationships with agents, understanding finance, and considering rent-vesting. Despite hurdles like costly vet bills and limited financial leverage, Brooke remains determined, highlighting the struggles of many first-time buyers.

362 - UDIA WA President Interview ft. Grant Shepherd (Hesperia)

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes Grant Shepherd, President of UDIA WA and Residential Director at Hesperia. Shepherd discusses his career journey, the role of UDIA in addressing the WA housing supply issue, and challenges such as affordable housing and regulatory approvals. The conversation delves into the importance of collaboration between industry and government to streamline planning and infrastructure. Shepherd also highlights the complexities of current projects and strategic planning's necessity to meet growing demand.

361 - Developing Perth's Largest Ever Property Project ft. Andrew Sugiaputra (Golden Group)

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens interviews Andrew Sugiaputra, Managing Director of Golden Group and the Golden Sedayu JV, discussing his journey from a young Indonesian boy emigrating in the 90s to Perth property development titan. They delve into Andrew's early life, education, and initial career in civil engineering, followed by his transition into the property industry. The conversation highlights Andrew's significant projects like the development of Whitby and the transformative Belmont Park Racecourse project, now known as Burswood Point. They explore the challenges, planning, and strategies involved in these large-scale developments, providing insights into project financing, risk management, and the importance of patience and long-term vision in property development.