In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens engages in a detailed conversation with Brad Pettit, leader of the Greens in Western Australia. They discuss the current broken state of the housing system in WA, touching on issues like public housing shortages, the inefficiencies of government-managed social housing, and potential reforms. Key topics include the need for increased social housing supply, the debate on rent capping, the efficiency of community housing, and the importance of urban infill around train stations. Despite differing views, both agree on the necessity of decisive government action to address the housing crisis.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens interviews Peter Forgione of Good Life Structures about the potential of modular and flat-pack homes to address housing shortages in Western Australia. They discuss the business operations, cost and time efficiency, and new government regulations affecting the industry. The conversation also touches on future innovations in building materials that could revolutionize affordable housing solutions.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes February and discusses the upcoming election's impact on property issues. The guest, Jeremy Cordina, the General Manager of Parcel, updates on Parcel’s operations, highlighting their struggles in keeping up with land demand due to construction constraints. The discussion covers key land developments, infrastructure challenges, and the impact of immigration on Perth’s property market. Cordina emphasizes the importance of stable government policies and potential solutions for easing infill project approvals. The conversation concludes with insights into Perth’s housing supply deficit and the need for more construction capacity.

This week, Brendon Ptolomey provides his quarterly update on WA's regional property market, with some surprising anecdotes, winners and losers.

This week, our favourite valuer is back in the studio to talk Perth property for 2025. Brendon provides his prediction on market performance as well as discusses the key pressure points affecting our market.

This week, Trent steps through the 5 non-negotiable software tools he advises all budding property investors to utilise to minimise planning, spatial, and financial risk, and maximise the chance of capitalising on opportunities that are available both on and off market.

Welcome to 2025! In a year we are confident will be defined by a flight to amenity and capitalising on the hard work and smart decisions of the last 4 years, Trent brings in his close friend Rash Dhanjal, one of Perth's most prolific selling agents, to joust off on their top 10 suburb price growth predictions for 2025. They then ask ChatGPT what they think using Corelogic data from 2024. The results might surprise you!

Welcome to the last episode for 2024. This week, Trent takes on a special task - answering 10 burning property questions from an extremely ambitious and curious 16yr old labourer he met on a building site. You'll be surprised just how relatable and insightful these questions are to many you budding property investors looking to start their journey.

This week, one of Perth's most awarded and respected sales agents, Shane Beaumont, is in the studio with his finger on the pulse of Perth's property market. Shane provides a look back on 2024, an update on the current dynamics, and a look forward into 2025.

This week, we feature Swan View on the podcast for the first time. A hidden gem in the hills of Perth with some of the city's best views, we learn about the opportunities and growth in the suburb from its number 1 agent, Shane Schofield.