Pallas Capital Celebrates Perth Office Launch

On Thursday, 23 April, Pallas Capital welcomed more than 90 guests from across Western Australia’s property ecosystem, including brokers, developers, real estate agents, family offices, property lawyers and select media, to celebrate the opening of our Perth office. Held on the rooftop at the QT, the event brought together industry leaders against one of the city’s best views.

Pallas Capital’s Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer, Dan Gallen, opened the evening by sharing the Pallas Capital story and its growth trajectory since inception in 2016, now marking a decade of expansion, innovation and partnership across Australia’s commercial real estate market.

Western Australia is undergoing a meaningful shift in its commercial property and development landscape, particularly in how mid‑market projects are being funded. While WA currently represents a smaller portion of our national loan book, it is one of the fastest‑growing regions, with the volume and nature of opportunities evolving rapidly. This momentum is a key reason we are establishing a permanent presence in Perth.

Investors, developers and brokers across the state are increasingly seeking faster decisions, greater flexibility and lenders with deep commercial property expertise. Pallas Capital is committed to meeting this demand, providing tailored funding solutions that move at the pace of the market and support the next wave of WA development.

The launch marks an important milestone as we deepen our investment in Western Australia and strengthen our partnerships with the local property community. We look forward to supporting the state’s growth and playing a meaningful role in the projects reshaping Perth’s future.

To explore our lending opportunities or connect with our origination team, visit: https://www.pallascapital.com.au/lending-opportunities/

Disclaimer: General information only. Pallas Capital’s lending activities are limited to writing loans for business and/or investment purposes only. The consumer credit protections in the National Credit Code do not apply.