Question 1

What is LAANDED Property Group?

Accepted Answer

LAANDED Property Group is a privately led Australian property development and investment company based in Double Bay, Sydney. The company deploys capital strategically across development, investment, and asset management, focusing on land subdivisions, mixed-use precincts, seniors living and hotel projects across New South Wales.

Question 2

What does LAANDED Property Group develop?

Accepted Answer

LAANDED develops across four asset classes: residential land subdivisions (such as AKIRA in Austral and The Crescent in Crescent Head), mixed-use developments (such as 575-583 Pacific Highway, St Leonards), seniors living and healthcare precincts (such as Hallidays Point), and boutique hotel developments (such as Cessnock in the Hunter Valley).

Question 3

Where does LAANDED Property Group operate?

Accepted Answer

LAANDED operates across New South Wales, Australia. Current projects span Sydney's Western Growth Corridor (Austral), Sydney's Lower North Shore (St Leonards), the Mid North Coast (Crescent Head and Hallidays Point), and the Hunter Valley (Cessnock). The company is headquartered at 101/377 New South Head Road, Double Bay NSW 2028.

Question 4

How can I invest with LAANDED Property Group?

Accepted Answer

LAANDED works with aligned capital partners and landowners who share a long-term view. To discuss property development opportunities, strategic partnerships or investment enquiries, contact LAANDED Property Group at hello@laanded.com.au or call +61 2 9909 5611.

Question 5

What are LAANDED's current property developments?

Accepted Answer

LAANDED's current development portfolio includes: AKIRA — a 22-lot residential land subdivision at 70 Tenth Avenue, Austral NSW; The Crescent — 117 coastal homesites at 90 Baker Drive, Crescent Head NSW (joint venture with Arissa); 575-583 Pacific Highway, St Leonards — a mixed-use development on Sydney's Lower North Shore; Hallidays Point — a DA-approved seniors living and healthcare precinct at 166 Blackhead Road; and a boutique hotel development in Cessnock, Hunter Valley.

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