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Frasers Property Australia marks 100 years of community building

23 Aug, 2024
Frasers Property Australia marks 100 years of community building



Frasers Property Australia is celebrating its centennial year in 2024, marking a century of shaping neighbourhoods and fostering strong community connections across Australia.

Since its inception in 1924, Frasers Property has maintained a steadfast commitment to creating communities that harken back to a time when neighbours knew each other by name and street lights signalled dinner time.

This dedication to community building remains at the forefront of the company’s ethos, as evidenced by its second annual Great Neighbourhood Survey conducted in 2024.

The survey revealed impressive results:

  • 85 per cent of residents expressed high satisfaction with their living environment
  • 85 per cent of residents have met and know other residents by their first name
  • 81 per cent of residents reported that moving to a Frasers Property community met their lifestyle expectations

Cameron Leggatt, CEO of Frasers Property Australia, emphasised the importance of the survey: “The Great Neighbourhood Survey enables us to benchmark ourselves against our belief of creating stronger, smarter, happier neighbourhoods.

“We’re committed to running the survey annually to continually improve the experience for our residents and surrounding community members.”

Throughout its history, Frasers Property Australia has significantly impacted the country’s urban landscape:

  • Over 145,000 homes built
  • Communities created for more than 350,000 residents
  • 13 retail centres with 55,000 square metres of retail space under management
  • 20 communities currently in progress across Australia

The company’s contributions to Australian neighbourhoods began on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast in the 1920s and have since expanded to include iconic projects such as Burwood Brickworks in Victoria, Central Park in Sydney, and Cova on the Gold Coast.

As Frasers Property Australia enters its second century, the company remains dedicated to building places that foster a sense of belonging.

This commitment is reflected in their approach to future developments, which prioritises community connection from the earliest planning stages.

With over 400 national and international industry awards recognising its excellence in planning, designing, and developing connected communities, Frasers Property Australia continues to shape the nation’s urban landscape with a focus on creating stronger, smarter, and happier neighbourhoods for generations to come.

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