We would like to give a huge shout-out to Multiplex Construction and the Property Industry Foundation. Their support involved considerable time and financial investment into completing works on one of our properties. Work included a remodeled and widened front yard, security lights, replacement of two kitchens and more. Where would we be without our community?!
“On all of our projects Multiplex looks for ways to make connections with the community that will have a lasting impact. Connecting PIF and Burdekin with our supply chain and working together to deliver this much needed renovation was the ideal way to create value for the community that will be felt long after we have finished the Project at St Leonards. It was a pleasure to be involved.”
Thanks also to
Further thanks must also be extended to: Euroline Joinery, Austral Interiors, Goldline Electrical, Peter Kelly Flooring, Moits, Planet Plumbing, AYZ Landscapes, Team Members Tiling, Harvey Norman Commercial and Metrotex Painting and Decorating. As well as, special thanks to our own Matt Nugent, Jade Nicholson (Multiplex) and Maureen Collins (PIF) for bringing the project to fruition…. amazing, amazing commitment and goodwill.
Norton Rose Fullbright
Thank you to Norton Rose Fullbright (NRF) Sydney for assisting with the preparation of a Crown land lease and lengthy negotiations. This involved tricky advice and a lot of work, we are so grateful for the most professional pro bono advice. Additionally, NRF lawyers also loaned their expertise to reviewing the new lease for our new Inner West Residential services. We appreciate you so much!
Johnson Wintery and Slate
The team at Johnson Wintery and Slate, an Australian law firm with Sydney offices, loaned a pro bono legal hand to our newly acquired Inner West Residential Services. The work was time-intensive and critical to the service we provide and involved many hours on the weekend breaking the legalistics down into plain English….without their legal skills and knowledge the transfer wouldn’t have been possible.
