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How Much Does a Second Storey Addition Cost in 2026?

How Much Does a Second Storey Addition Cost in 2026?

A second storey addition can be one of the most valuable investments you make in your home – but working out the cost isn’t as simple as a square metre rate. From access and ceiling heights to materials, finishes, and structural choices like aerated concrete flooring, this article breaks down what really influences the cost of building up in Perth in 2025.

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The Design Directions Shaping Renovations in 2026

The Design Directions Shaping Renovations in 2026

As Perth’s property market continues to evolve, we are seeing a clear shift in how homeowners are choosing to invest in their homes. Rather than building new, many are opting to renovate, extend or reimagine the homes they already love, particularly in established,...

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Multi-Generational Living: The Rise of Modern Granny Flats

Multi-Generational Living: The Rise of Modern Granny Flats

Australia is experiencing a quiet revolution in how families live. As the cost of housing rises and generations look to stay closer together, multi-generational living is becoming more common and more appealing. No longer just simple backyard shelters, today’s granny...

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Can You Live in Your Home During a Renovation?

Can You Live in Your Home During a Renovation?

Thinking about renovating but not sure if you’ll need to move out? The good news is that for most Perth extensions and second storey additions, you can stay in your home. Learn how families save on rental costs, minimise disruption, and enjoy the benefits of extending rather than moving.

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Why More Perth Families Are Future-Proofing Their Homes

Why More Perth Families Are Future-Proofing Their Homes

In today’s property landscape, more West Australians are choosing to upgrade rather than uproot. With real estate listings at record lows, stamp duty costs on the rise, and the complexities of relocating increasing, homeowners are embracing a longer-term perspective: future-proofing their homes instead of replacing them.

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