Walker Blue Book 2023

Built With Visionary Thinking

Creating a vision and turning it into reality drives our company’s philosophy. Where others see a challenge, we see an opportunity. Creating the best and being proud of what we do is what makes Walker stand-out from the competition.

The Walker way was forged in civil engineering, earth moving and quarrying, before moving into property subdivision. With this wealth of experience, we specialised in seeking out complex sites and developing them into incredible projects.

Our expertise in tackling difficult challenges secured us renowned commercial, residential, retail and industrial projects in six states and territories across Australia, as well as the USA and Asia.

The journey hasn’t always been easy though, enduring a pandemic, four major recessions and property slumps. But regardless of conditions, we continue to live by the catch-cry, ‘we can take on any property challenge’, completing projects that have been too hard for others to imagine, finance, design and deliver.

We’ve had the knack of finding and developing abandoned, dilapidated, sometimes even contaminated sites. We revitalise them into communities for people to live, work and play.

We don’t just masterplan a community, we become part of the community. Placemaking is all about creating vibrant, attractive spaces for communities to thrive in and this is our expertise.

The key to our survival and growth is our ability to prosper and adapt in boom-and-bust conditions. We become conservative when necessary and expand to take advantage of improved market conditions.

The ‘challenge us’ ethos continues to drive the business today and it always will. From vision to reality, Walker leads the way.

LANG WALKER AO

Walker Corporation Founder 1945 - 2024

Walker is Australia’s leading private property group. There are few areas in Australia that haven’t been touched by their developments, creating vibrant communities that enhance people’s lives.

Collins Square, Melbourne

JOHN HOWARD OM AC Former Prime Minister of Australia (1996-2007)

Our History

Our legacy of visionary thinking

1960’S

The Walker vision began in 1964 as A&L Walker, a company started by Lang and his late father Alec. They specialised in quarrying, earth moving and excavation to deliver foundation materials for major infrastructure works.

Building on the success of their quarrying business, father and son diversified into property development with a clear investment strategy. It began with the purchase of some small, challenging housing lots from the Parkes Development, changing the configuration to create well-presented, landscaped and easy to build lots with driveways, attracting first time home buyers. The restructured lots sold for three times their purchase price.

Alec and Lang capitalised on this strategy which proved extremely popular with families looking for new, presentable neighbourhoods to call home. They acquired large blocks of land, to not only landscape, but also design houses, drawing on the experience of leading industry architects. Walker’s reputation for quality grew fast with homeowners seeking out our now famous quarter-acre lots.

1970’S

In 1973 A&L Walker became Walker Corporation and as the property development arm of the business continued to grow, the civil engineering and excavation business prospered with Lang acquiring two new quarries in Sydney and recycling all materials from the sites. At their peak, the sites generated 10,000 tons of road base each day which supplied many major infrastructure projects, initiated by councils and the Whitlam Government stimulus programs.

After decades of success, Alec retired and handed over the reins to Lang in 1978.

The company expanded its development business into Sydney’s Sutherland Shire, creating small-scale, strata titled industrial and commercial centres for small to medium-sized businesses.

In the late 1970’s, the company sold its three quarries, raising a large amount of capital to expand development into small apartment buildings and bigger industrial facilities.

1980’S

The diversity and scale of developments grew organically at a rapid pace, and in the early 1980’s we developed an eight-storey apartment tower in Cronulla. Shortly after, we expanded geographically into new states and sectors, securing a major earthworks and civil engineering contract to renew the runway at Brisbane Airport, Queensland.

Around mid-1980, we pushed the boundaries of our present capabilities with the creation of an ambitious 1,000 lot sub-division in Menai, Sydney.

We also acquired and rezoned 20ha of land at Mascot into the internationally recognised Sydney Airport Centre and constructed two office towers which became the national headquarters for Qantas.

By the late 1980’s we had diversified our portfolio to encompass industrial, commercial, and residential developments, together with civil engineering projects in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

1990’S

After two decades of property development and civil engineering, we sold a series of completed assets at the end of the 1980’s just before a severe recession hit in the early 90’s. As a result, we entered a new decade cash rich at a time when many in the industry were suffering due to high interest rates and subdued activity.

In 1993, a partnership between Macquarie Bank and Walker Corporation established The Industrial Property Trust of Australia, a listed entity. Their first capital raising amassed a huge $32 million for the Trust which is now majority owned by Goodman.

With a secure balance sheet and Lang’s aspirations to turn his big vision into reality, Walker itself, listed on the Australian Securities Exchange in 1994. At this stage, Walker had more than $2 billion worth of projects underway and the family holding held almost 50% of the public entities. Our new found backing saw us deliver some of our most impressive and iconic developments to date, in terms of scale and amenity.

We introduced a mixed-use approach for large-scale commercial, retail and residential developments. This proved to be a highly successful formula and we continue to have a strong reputation for delivering the best mixed-use developments today.

Major projects delivered included the Finger Wharf at Woolloomooloo, Rhodes Peninsula, King Street Wharf, Broadway Shopping Centre and student accommodation Unilodge in Ultimo as well as in student housing in Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.

By the end of the busiest decade to date, Lang had sold his shares to Australand Holdings Limited to focus on running his private company – McRoss Developments Pty Ltd, while reserving the rights to reuse the Walker Corporation name after January 2003.

2000’S

Commencing the decade in a position of strength – having resumed total control of operations, we continued to thrive through a mixture of organic growth, procurements and divestments; starting with the acquisition of Hope Island Resort in Queensland, which today houses more than 2,000 families in luxury, resort style living.

In the early 2000’s, Walker completed a diverse range of projects, beginning with the reformation, ownership and management of the landmark heritage building – Broadway Shopping Centre.

Our national project pipeline expanded quickly and included:

Country Road and Just Jeans Headquarters in Richmond Victoria

Point Cook Shopping Centre in Melbourne

Warehouse distribution centres for Coles and Toll along the East Coast of Australia as well as Linfox in Brisbane

Creation of industrial sites for ACI and Smorgon in Sydney

The Altair apartments in Rushcutters Bay Sydney

• The DEEWR Headquarters in Canberra

The reinvigoration of Georges Department Store in Melbourne

As our expertise and experience evolved, Lang continued to seek out more diverse and challenging projects and continued to push the boundaries of what had previously been achieved. His ambition was the catalyst for the largest private development in Australia – the transformation of the Rhodes Peninsula in Sydney’s inner-west, known today as Rhodes Waterside.

With a pipeline of over 20 projects across retail, commercial, residential and industrial, Lang decided to sell $1.45 billion worth of assets to Mirvac in 2006. This provided the capital for further expansion of our portfolio during the Global Financial Crisis (GFC), placing us in an advantageous position and laying the foundations for international expansion. In 2007 we commenced a major mixed-use masterplanned community in Malaysia, Senibong Cove. Situated across 213 acres, this waterfront land in Johor Bahru will eventually comprise 25,000 homes.

Hope Island, Queensland

TODAY

Walker Corporation is playing a critical part in helping Australia power out of the pandemic, with a $30 billion pipeline of infrastructure projects. Our $3.5 billion Parramatta Square will welcome over 40,000 people a day to our premium office spaces and our spectacular retail and restaurant experiences.

The same experience is being felt in the heart of our four towers in Collins Square in Melbourne, where we are adding two additional commercial towers comprising over 140,000m2, with an end value of $2.5 billion. This will bring the total value of our Collins Square Assets to over $6 billion dollars.

Our growth in South West Sydney continues to surge with 15,000 lots ready to be delivered in Appin. This will be a community of interconnected villages with an abundance of nature reserves on its doorstep, as well as being just 20 minutes to some of the Illawarra’s beautiful beaches. The adjoining business technology park will provide thousands of jobs for locals, with 7 integrated schools providing quality education for families.

Riverlea, South Australia’s $3 billion largest masterplanned community, continues to break sales records with families in love with our lifestyle by the lakes, which is just 30 minutes’ drive from the Adelaide city centre. This is an incredible placemaking journey which will eventually see over 42,000 people living in 12,000 new homes.

Walker Corporation’s vision will make Festival Tower and the surrounding Plaza the most iconic place in Adelaide. This will be a grand urban transformation creating a world class public square with all the infrastructure and transport connections. Festival Plaza will be activated like never before into a buzzing mixed-use precinct with beautiful restaurants and shops. Australia’s most liveable city will boast the most liveable Plaza and we welcome Flinders University as a tenant of this urban transformation project. Workers, students and visitors will feed off that energy when they become part of Festival Tower, a building that will bring unrivalled quality to Adelaide’s commercial office space market with direct connectivity to trains, trams and buses.

In Maroochydore we are delivering a $3 billion masterclass in urban transformation as we turn an old golf course into an incredible new CBD which will play an integral role in the Brisbane 2032 Olympic Games and be a beacon to new business for the entire Sunshine Coast region.

The wheels are in motion to link Brisbane to Maroochydore City Centre with a passenger rail link that brings unbridled connectivity and convenience. Maroochydore CBD continues to grow rapidly as the Sunshine Coast’s central hub for business and commerce and spectacular buildings like our 50 First Avenue will add another dimension of sophistication and class to the city centre.

In Johor Bahru, Malaysia, we are overseeing three major projects with 45,000 dwellings including luxury waterfront and golf course living, all a short journey from Singapore with the new Rapid Transit System linking to Johor Bahru in just 20 minutes, including immigration.

Walker’s three developments under construction are Senibong Cove, The Kews and Crest@Austin. Johor Bahru is growing into a sophisticated, urban, edgy, vibrant and exciting city and is complemented by high-quality restaurants and highly respected educators like Marlborough College. Johor Bahru is growing into a technological and medical hub and commanding the attention of Singaporeans across the Strait.

Our Kokomo Private Island in Fiji continues to win accolades for sustainable eco-tourism as families and couples come to experience unrivalled luxury in Walker’s patch of paradise.

Festival Tower, Adelaide

How We Work Walker’s competitive advantage

FLAT MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE

We operate our business with high levels of individual accountability and minimal bureaucracy. This builds a sense of entrepreneurship and encourages each business unit to be creative in their dayto-day operations.

EXPERIENCED EXECUTIVES

Our executive team alone has some of Australia’s most notable property professionals, with combined experience of over 200 years, dedicated to our company and projects.

TIGHT TEAMWORK

People from each of our business units work together to ensure every aspect of a project is meticulously covered. Through our Project Control Group (PCG) reporting process, all staff are in close contact with senior management and issues can be resolved quickly.

END - TO - END CONTROL

We manage major buildings and complex infrastructure projects from concept and design, to approval and construction, right through to handover. Working closely with government, local councils and industry bodies. A strong commitment to on-time delivery is one reason why much of our work is repeat business.

HIGHLY COLLABORATIVE

Partnering makes good business sense. Joint ventures and alliance partnerships enable organisations to enter new markets, grow earnings and expand geographically, while sharing resources, expenses and risk. As a privately owned company, we appreciate the power of a joint alliance when delivering a largescale project.

SPECIALIST SKILLS

Our team of specialists includes: Town Planners, Architects, Engineers, Infrastructure Specialists, Service Specialists, Delivery Experts, Financial Controllers, Lawyers, Sales, Leasing and Marketing, Project Managers, Property/ Asset Managers and Cost Estimators.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Building to a vision means doing things differently and that requires the ‘knowhow’ to tackle highly technical problems specific to each project. Through asking the appropriate questions, we deliver sophisticated engineering solutions.

FINANCE SKILLS

Capital plays an important role in our vision to reality philosophy. When it’s not all our own capital, we work closely with institutions to provide attractive and flexible financial structures for our clients.

EXPERIENCED ASSET MANAGEMENT

Attention to detail in everything we do with our large commercial holdings enhances our reputation as one of Australia’s best asset services team. Our approach to activating commercial spaces, incorporating desirable retail and hospitality is what we are known for. We use market research to identify precisely what is needed to create social hubs for employees and the general public to come and enjoy.

3 Parramatta Square, Sydney

Our Expertise

Agile & effective industry leaders

COMMERCIAL

Buildings play an important part in business performance. The right environment can lift both mood and efficiency. We constantly challenge ourselves to stay at the forefront of commercial design and architecture.

INTERNATIONAL

We are attuned to place making in regions around the globe and have built extensive international networks and strategic partnerships. We understand the importance of a ‘sense of place,’ allowing us to create desirable and unique places, that respect the needs and aspirations of the community – wherever they are located in the world.

MASTERPLANNED COMMUNITIES

There’s no place like home, which is why we go to great lengths to create communities with an inbuilt sense of belonging, places to live, work, socialise and play. Whether a huge masterplanned estate in Sydney or Adelaide, or a community in Malaysia, the scale may be different but we always build in room to grow.

RESIDENTIAL

From rural to waterfront and inner city living, our residential communities and buildings are finely tuned, with the customer at the centre of everything we do. We prioritise proximity to major transport links, on-site and local amenities, and outdoor space to create places that people are proud to call home.

INDUSTRIAL

We are highly experienced in building efficient industrial projects. We’ve delivered more than 1,000,000m2 of industrial space around Australia in the past 15 years. Many developments are located in key Australian growth centres, each presenting a different set of challenges and opportunities.

RESORT LIVING

Our resort work has seen us expand the Walker brand internationally. As well as resorts in Australia we’ve completed projects in Malaysia and Fiji. Our most significant resort development in Australia is Hope Island Resort in Queensland, a mixed-use project which is acclaimed for its relaxed, luxurious qualities.

Urban Transformation Specialists Placemakers and Masterplanners

Walker has built its reputation as one of Australia’s best property developers and has evolved into one of the world’s most accomplished Urban Transformation Specialists.

Walker consistently improve and revive the economic, social, physical and environmental spaces within a city through careful and clever regeneration and restoration. Walker has unrivalled experience and knowledge to transform cities and public spaces through proven placemaking and masterplanning strategies.

We have the expertise to take tired or damaged public spaces and convert them into thriving mixed use ecosystems, combining modern education or medical hubs with premium office spaces, retail and restaurants.

We can create the perfect masterplanned communities from land which others considered untouchable and create flourishing residential streets all within 15 minutes of quality schools, recreation, park lands and flexible work hubs of the future.

A genuine love of architecture is reflected in the warmth and care we dedicate to historic refurbishments.

Parramatta Square, Sydney

Sustainability Making a difference in every community

Lang Walker’s passion for sustainable placemaking and his proven masterplanning track record has been an exemplar within the profession for over 50 years. Walker has always been at the forefront of sustainability, from pioneering excavation techniques that minimised vibration damage and noise pollution, to implementing harbour regeneration in Sydney and employing the latest in green technology to create sustainable buildings with efficient water, energy and aeration systems for a healthy working environment.

Walker buildings have a reputation for outstanding quality that lasts the test of time but more importantly create a sense of place and belonging. Iconic buildings like Woolloomooloo Pier and Broadway Shopping Centre which were left to ruin and in danger of demolition have been saved by Walker and carefully and lovingly restored to their former glory.

We have shown time and again how contaminated former commercial sites like Rhodes in Sydney, can be sustainably regenerated and turned into vibrant connected communities.

Our energy and enthusiasm to advance sustainability in its architecture is tireless and exhibits itself in design strategies that reduce negative environmental impacts from a built environment.

Our projects embrace rain water harvesting, renewable energy systems like solar power, coupled with passive designs that focus a high level of natural light into open spaces as well as providing premium ventilation systems that reduce energy requirements for the building and improve the environment for its occupants.

Maddocks - Collins Square, Melbourne

Reducing our ecological footprint

For over five decades, Walker has pushed for environmentally sustainable sourced materials as part of our developments, recently earning the highest possible Green Building Council accolades for both completed 3 & 4 Parramatta Square. A high percentage of construction materials by cost at Parramatta Square are made up of sustainable products, derived from recycled content or environmentally declared products.

Specifically, 95% of all steel is sourced from a responsible steel maker and 95% of all timber used is certified by a forest certification scheme. Walker promotes practices that minimise waste to landfill during construction and throughout ongoing operations.

In Melbourne Walker’s 4 owned and operated Towers in Collins Square, the Goods Shed and Lantern have achieved 5.5-star NABERS Energy ratings (which placed Collins Square second in the 2020 NABERS Sustainable Portfolio Index ranking for energy) and 5-Star Green Star As Built ratings. All 4 towers proudly boast 6-star NABERS Indoor Environment ratings, highlighting Walker’s evergrowing achievements in promoting the sustainable built environment.

We pride ourselves on delivering urban transformations that impact our customers’ future workplaces and make an impact on reducing our ecological footprint. Walker is a leader in sustainable principles and practices within the built environment aiming to always deliver best practice solutions that meet or exceed industry-leading targets.

Heritage and restoration experts

RESPECTING AND REJUVINATING THE PAST

A genuine love of architecture is reflected in the warmth and care we dedicate to historic refurbishments. We have great affection and respect for design excellence, regardless of the era. Great sensitivity is needed to balance the past and future by creating sharp, functional, modern interiors within the context of heritage buildings.

Awarding-winning examples of this approach are our work on Woolloomooloo Wharf, Goods Shed South at Collins Square, Main Drive Kew and Broadway Shopping Centre.

Walker Project Portfolio

Collins Square, Melbourne

Rhodes Waterside

THE LARGEST PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT IN AUSTRALIA’S HISTORY

Rhodes Waterside shows just what can be done with vision, optimism, patience and the expertise to tackle a large toxic, former industrial waterfront site.

One of our most challenging projects to date, we identified Rhodes as a growth area and created a masterplan for the entire peninsula. We initially transformed the east side into a business park before acquiring the western side and developing the residential and retail elements, today known as Rhodes Waterside.

Rhodes was part of Sydney’s industrial heartland since the early 1900s. In the 1930s sites were purchased for chemical manufacturing, with CSR, Allied Feeds, Berger Paints and Union Carbide operating plants for the next 60 years. As a result, the bay and the 22ha Rhodes peninsula became heavily contaminated with heavy metals and dioxins, the most toxic man-made chemicals on the planet. You would not have wanted to live there 25 years ago.

But that’s where Walker’s skill and expertise in Urban Transformation excelled to turn this industrial site into a thriving, bustling Sydney community which tens of thousands of people call home today.

Rhodes Waterside, Sydney - Completed 2015

This 15 year Rhodes project, was completed in 2015. Designed by leading architects, the construction is spread over 22 ha, with 3,000 mixed density apartments and town houses, three A-Grade commercial towers and a 50,000m2 shopping centre. The sheer scale of the project saw us sell off super lots as development progressed to fund future construction.

The key to the success of the site has been its ‘mini city’ mixed-use approach, attracting local workers, residents and shoppers with easy access to the Millennium Park and the refurbished Rhodes Railway Station.

Rhodes Waterside, Sydney - Completed 2015

The Wharf - Woolloomooloo

A GREAT URBAN TRANSFORMATION

From local eyesore to international landmark destination. If we were asked to choose a single project that represents our philosophy to see the potential in everything, this would be a finalist.

The wharf had 60 years active service as a wool processing port and major hub for immigrants and sailors, but fell into disrepair and dereliction in the 1970s. The NSW Government decided in 1987 that demolition was the only option.

People were opposed to losing the wharf but nobody really knew what to do with it until we stepped in, acquiring the wharf in the early 1990s.

Our vision was to restore the dilapidated structure and heritage elements, creating new amenity for residents, tourists and locals.

From 1996 to 1999 we invested $300 million revitalising the wharf as a dynamic mixed-use development, featuring apartments, hotel, retail, restaurants, marina, commercial space and a car park. This sensitive renovation has attracted many awards, acknowledging our technical ability to preserve and re-construct the major structural elements of the wharf, while meeting the challenge of construction over water.

Finger Wharf, Sydney - Completed

FROM

King Street Wharf

DERELICT WHARF TO THE PULSE OF DARLING HARBOUR

King Street Wharf is a glowing example of our passion, enthusiasm and know-how to transform a challenging, dilapidated waterfront site into a thriving tourist destination and public realm for people to enjoy.

The once lively industrial centre of Sydney, Darling Harbour including King Street Wharf, was a former maritime trading destination until after the Second World War when coastal trade disappeared and the once bustling industries were in decline.

King Street Wharf soon fell into disrepair and remained neglected and an eyesore for decades, until the late-1990s when the Government announced the rejuvenation of the harbour in preparation for the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.

The completed project encompasses thriving retail, cafes and restaurants, 375 apartments forming two towers and a low rise building on Lime St, 114 serviced apartments at Medina Grand, a hotel and commercial buildings, which today house KPMG, Macquarie Bank and American Express.

King Street Wharf is the pulse of Darling Harbour, providing direct access to Barangaroo, one of Sydney’s most visited destinations. The wharves welcome crowds of tourists on ferries, charter and cruise ships.

Desired for its vibrant dining and entertainment centre, it now attracts over 1,000,000 visitors each year.

Broadway Shopping Centre

RESCUED AFTER YEARS IN SYDNEY’S ‘TOO - HARD’ BASKET

The original face of Australian retail, the once-glorious ‘Model and Moxham’ sister buildings on Broadway had become tired and dilapidated by the early 1990s. Retailers had been gradually relocating to the busier CBD area and when Grace Bros finally closed its doors on Broadway, many assumed the now empty buildings, with their distinctive clock towers and globes (originally water-filled to drive the hydraulic lifts), would be lost to history. The renewal and reinvigoration just seemed far too expensive and complex, versus the rewards.

After several other developers had failed to make the sums add up, we secured the development rights in 1995. Working to Lang Walker’s original vision for the site, we emptied the internal structures, leaving the regal facades intact.

In one building we engineered 43,000m2 of retail space, over 125 specialty stores, a 500-seat food court and a 12-screen cinema complex.

The redevelopment has breathed new life into the surrounding area and has been fully embraced by the community. Positively impacting the region, the reactivation of the shopping centre caused neighbouring property values to leap over 200 percent. Once again, the spectacular facades of the Broadway Shopping Centre are recognised as the western gateway to the city.

We started UniLodge on Broadway with 650 student apartments offering convenience, safety and security. The self-contained, furnished studios and loft apartments have private bathrooms, kitchenettes and are purpose-built for student needs. When you’re not out and about, there are great facilities to enjoy on-site like a swimming pool, spa, student lounges and a rooftop BBQ area.

Urban Transformations

6 & 8 Parramatta Square, Sydney

Parramatta Square

REDEFINING THE CITY OF PARRAMATTA

One of the largest urban renewal projects in the country, Western Sydney is already in love with our $3.2 billion Parramatta Square redevelopment, which is transforming the heart of the Parramatta CBD into a vibrant, cosmopolitan, mixeduse commercial precinct where people can work, study, shop and relax.

Walker was chosen by Council as master developer for its vision to create a bold, world class square, seamlessly linking with heavy and light rail, metro, buses, ferries and the West Connex.

Parramatta is the second oldest city in Australia and the site of the nation’s first Government House, which is still standing to this day. Parramatta Square has been a community hub at the centre of Parramatta for over 230 years. It was once part of a natural valley, managed for tens of thousands of years, by the local Burramattagal clan of the Darug Peoples.

Indigenous and European history and culture were carefully preserved, with dozens of artifacts found during excavation, now on display in our lobbies.

The 70,000m2 4 Parramatta Square, tenanted by Property NSW, is the first and only building in Parramatta to achieve a 6-star Green Star - Interiors rating as well as a 6-star Green Star - As Built rating. The result provides not only carbon emissions reduction, but also increases comfort and wellbeing benefits to the 5,500 government workers housed in the tower, at capacity.

The 40,000m2 3 Parramatta Square, anchored by NAB and home to high-class restaurants CicciaBella and LilyMu, has also achieved a 6-Star Green Star – Design & As Built rating, the highest rating possible under the Green Building Council of Australia’s assessment framework.

Parramatta Square was able to achieve an astonishing 92% recycling rate across all construction and demolition waste for its first two towers, which was taken to a state-of-the-art materials recovery facility.

Tower 3, features the largest floor plates, exceeding 3,000m2, spread across 16-storeys while Tower 4 provides the crucial link to the Parramatta railway station and the greater CBD.

The centrepiece of Parramatta Square, Towers 6 and 8 combine to become what will be the largest office tower in Australia. The 55-storey Tower 8 brings the total Walker development site to 230,000m2 of premium grade commercial floor space, housing over 40,000 workers on completion. The wider Parramatta Square precinct features the 26,000m2 University of Western Sydney Campus (known as WSU) educating more than 10,000 university students a year.

This major project will see Parramatta City rival Sydney’s CBD, with over $11 billion to be invested city wide in buildings and infrastructure.

Parramatta Square, Sydney

Parramatta Square, Sydney

Parramatta Square, Sydney

Parramatta Square, Sydney

Collins Square

THE HEART OF MELBOURNE’S WESTERN PRECINCT

Collins Square is Australia’s second largest commercial mixed-use development. The precinct comprises 250,000m2 of commercial space, built above a 10,000m2 retail podium. It’s an entire city block.

Living up to our reputation for the love of heritage buildings, we are proud to have retained and refurbished the historic southern portion of the Goods Shed which was once the longest single building in Australia. Lang Walker AO recognised the potential for this site over a decade ago, with its prime location beside the new Southern Cross Station, apartment buildings and football stadium. The development forms a vital ‘bridge’ between Melbourne’s two major commercial centres, the CBD and Western Precinct.

Working closely with the Victorian Government, we opened the first two towers at Collins Square in 2012, closely followed by the third and fourth in 2014. The remaining two towers were finished in June 2016 and 2017.

Walker’s 4 owned and operated Towers in Collins Square, the Goods Shed and Lantern have achieved 5.5-star NABERS Energy ratings (which placed Collins Square second in the 2020 NABERS Sustainable Portfolio Index ranking for energy) and 5-star Green Star As Built ratings. All 4 towers proudly boast 6-star NABERS Indoor Environment ratings, highlighting Walker’s evergrowing achievements in promoting the sustainable built environment.

Collins Square, Melbourne

Collins Square, Melbourne

The Goods Shed

INTEGRATING HERITAGE WITH MODERN ARCHITECTURE

In the process of our urban transformation, we restored the South Goods Shed, making sure heritage was preserved in the 3.2 billion dollar Collins Square precinct.

Our most recent heritage endeavour is to re-join the North and South Goods Sheds, after a large section was demolished in Docklands, to extend Collins Street.

Sustainability for us is about the revival of these heritage buildings so people can enjoy them as marketplaces, educational and cultural centres for future generations to enjoy.

One Festival Tower

THE CHANGING FACE OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA

There is simply no other location like this in this great city. Adelaide was named the most liveable city in Australia and is a terrific place to live, visit, study, work and do business and the new One Festival Tower will be iconic and incredible, setting a new benchmark for mixed-use commercial office space.

One Festival Tower will be Adelaide’s tallest all-electric office building and a Riverbank icon in a plaza that will become the new meeting place for Adelaideans.

Festival Plaza will be activated like never before into a buzzing mixed-use precinct with beautiful restaurants and shops surrounded by open space.

We will bring our restaurant experience from Parramatta Square to the heart of Adelaide, bringing a fusion of flavours for everyone to enjoy.

Our original vision we presented to the Government in 2013 has always been for Festival Plaza to rival some of the greatest squares in the world like Spain’s Plaça de Catalunya or Italy’s Piazza del Campo.

Great places need people to be properly activated and One Festival Tower will be the first catalyst to bring that population into this new beating heart of the city. Our vibrant Festival Plaza will see people travel from all over South Australia to make it the place to be every day of the week.

It will be a major draw card for Adelaide to attract businesses both local and international, wanting to share in over 46,000m2 of premium office space in Tower 1, with unrivalled views across the Riverbank and out to the Adelaide Hills.

Flinders University will occupy the bottom 8 floors in One Festival Tower, with the other 20 floors to be proudly held by some of Australia’s best blue-chip companies. Students will be striving for distinctions in a tower that distinguishes itself from all others, providing state-ofthe-art teaching facilities in a striking vertical campus.

Upon completion, the tower will be one of the few modern commercial buildings in Adelaide with a floor plate nearing 2,000m2. A floor plate that large provides tenants with flexibility, efficiencies and cost savings that just aren’t possible with some of the older generation stock we see around.

The building has been specifically designed to be flexible and scalable to embrace the rapid development of new workplace technologies. Occupancy and wellbeing analytics will elevate the way tenants interact with One Festival Tower while the smart system platform will proactively monitor energy management and comfort control.

One Festival Tower is setting the new benchmark for environmental sustainability, going fully electric, to plug into South Australia’s growing renewable power resources and shift away from fossil fuels.

This commercial development will take the CBD to a whole new level of sophistication and quality, never seen before in Adelaide.

The building will also be targeting 6-Star Green Star and 5.5-Star NABERs, making it one of our most ambitious projects to date. We’ve fine-tuned One Festival Tower with our customers front of mind.

Festival Towers, Adelaide

Festival Plaza, South Australia

Maroochydore City Centre

THE NEW CENTRE OF INNOVATION IN QUEENSLAND

This landmark $2.5 billion precinct offers the perfect blend of business growth opportunity and balanced lifestyle. The city’s inspired vision is built on technology, while harnessing the coastal vibrancy and natural beauty of the surrounding environment.

Only 10km from the Sunshine Coast Airport you’ll find the fastest data speeds in the country, architecturally designed and sustainable 5-Star Green Star premises, and a lifestyle that’s hard to beat - in a very affordable regional location.

With $20 billion already invested in infrastructure, and a renewed focus on place making and technology, Maroochydore is poised to become a truly smart city. For major local and international industry players, it’s an unrivalled opportunity to be part of the future of city place making.

Maroochydore City Centre, Sunshine Coast

Walker Corporation was chosen to develop the Priority Development Area of the Maroochydore City Centre (MCC) because of our placemaking and masterplanning experience. Our vision is big and bold for the people of the Sunshine Coast to have a world class CBD.

The Sunshine Coast population will grow by an estimated 85,000 people over the next 10 years and total over 500,000 by 2040. The region needs the Maroochydore CBD to create thousands of jobs for the future, close to home. We will deliver a CBD which will attract some of the best companies in the world to do business on the Sunshine Coast.

A new direct passenger rail connection will link Brisbane to the heart of the Maroochydore City Centre bringing connectivity and convenience. The new international airport is also only a 10-minute drive away. Everything we do at Walker Corporation starts out as a vision and becomes reality through hard work and dedication. Our vision for the Sunshine Coast is to help create a thriving region, boasting a beautiful CBD in Maroochydore.

Our vision is shared by a smart and savvy business community who want to encourage national and global investment into Maroochydore, capitalising on the highest internet data rates with the submarine cable as well as seeing heavy rail connect Brisbane to Maroochydore and mass transit interlinking their suburbs.

In ten years, the Coast will be buzzing with excitement as we enter the final countdown to the Olympics which will captivate the world. The Sunshine Coast will have a sparkling new CBD, rail and transport links. It will be a postcard perfect destination for international tourists coming to soak up the sun, the sand and the beaches while cheering on their country in the Olympics.

The Sunshine Coast is synonymous with wonderful friendly people and great communities and in ten years the region will mature and grow to be even more vibrant, tech-savvy, connected and cosmopolitan.

Maroochydore City Centre, Sunshine Coast

Maroochydore City Centre, Sunshine Coast

Maroochydore City Centre, Sunshine Coast

50 First Avenue, Maroochydore

SUNSHINE MOTORWAY

PROPOSED PASSENGER TRAIN LINE

Maroochydore City Centre Masterplan

We are delivering almost 200,000m2 of commercial space, 4000 dwellings and apartments, a convention centre as well as waterfront restaurants along the main Corso with walking trails and bike tracks around the lake. Maroochydore will become the regional capital for the Sunshine Coast.

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SUNSHINE PLAZA

Investing in Education

Western Sydney University, Bankstown

WSU Campus, Bankstown

WSU Campus, Bankstown

Education

CREATING THE NEXT FRONTIER IN EDUCATION SPACES AND UNIVERSITY CITIES

Our expertise in urban transformation is putting us in a prime position to develop education campuses of the future, as vertical campuses become increasingly common in emerging and modern cities. Walker is leading the way in Western Sydney, Wollongong and Adelaide with university projects which will transform the way our future generations are educated.

As Walker Corporation continues to lead the growth of Western Sydney, we are pioneering educational spaces with vertical campuses that perfectly integrate into their surrounds. We are passionate about investing in educational projects which make these growing western cities, knowledge banks of the future.

Walker entered into a strategic partnership with Western Sydney University in 2019, for the development of a new campus in Bankstown CBD as part of the University’s ‘Western Growth Strategy’. The new campus provides 26,500m2 of state-of-the-art teaching and learning spaces for up to 10,000 students, a conference facility able to cater for 320 people, retail tenancies and 4,500m2 of A-grade commercial space for industry partnerships.

The Bankstown City Campus has been designed to meet the specific needs of a leading and innovative University. The project provides over 3,400m2 of landscaped balconies and terraces throughout the building, allowing students and staff to easily transition from indoor to outdoor spaces throughout the day.

The iconic building form responds to its location at the northern end of the Bankstown Civic Precinct to allow the maximum amount of sunlight into Paul Keating Park, while providing Western Sydney University with a recognisable building form that celebrates their identity as an innovative and industryleading organisation. The Bankstown City Campus opened in 2023.

Flinders University, Festival Tower, SA

Flinders University, Festival Tower, SA

Flinders University, Festival Tower, SA

WSU Campus, Bankstown

Masterplanned Communities

Riverlea

SOUTH

AUSTRALIA’S BEST MASTERPLANNED COMMUNITY

Riverlea is South Australia’s largest masterplanned community and one of the most exciting residential projects to be launched in Australian history. We are creating a vibrant, thriving community and an awesome place for people to call home.

We are thrilled with the overwhelming early success of the first stage. Over 50 ha of lakes, beautiful parklands, schools and quality retail will cater for everyone from singles, to young families, empty-nesters and investors.

Riverlea will create 10,000 jobs, building over 12,000 homes for 36,000 residents.

Just 30 minutes’ drive from the Adelaide CBD with the opening of the $1.6 billion Northern Connector and 40 minutes’ drive to the world-famous Barossa Valley, Riverlea will feature beautiful bike paths and walking trails, 420 ha of open space and parkland.

Riverlea, Adelaide

Riverlea, Adelaide

Riverlea, Adelaide

Riverlea, Adelaide

Lang Walker at Riverlea, Adelaide

Riverlea will have a major shopping Retail and Homemakers precinct two years earlier than planned, in response to surging sales. Stage one of the 80,000m2 centre, will provide our community with sensational shops, restaurants and cafes to enjoy.

Appin

APPIN IS THE BEATING HEART OF GREATER MACARTHUR

Appin is set to be one of Walker’s grandest and most spectacular masterplanned communities to date with interconnected villages, integrated with the natural topography and vegetation of the region.

With over 15,000 new homes to be built over the next 20 years, Appin will be fresh air and freedom for the family to grow and explore. Communities will be connected by over 20km’s of bush walking and hiking tracks kissing the Nepean River which links into dozens of waterfalls, waterholes and gorges, perfect for the weekend swim and picnic. There is a strong focus on tree lined streets and wide-open spaces amongst a canopy of hundreds of thousands of trees.

Just 20 minutes’ drive to Illawarra’s beautiful beaches, Appin is a rare greenfield development that also provides fast access to a coastal lifestyle.

Appin will feature prestige streets with architecturally designed homes that are complemented by pristine parks and picnic areas. Walker communities are built to last, renowned across the world for quality homes which aesthetically adapt to tough Australian conditions. Walker has a proven track record of masterplanning and a passion for placemaking which will find its way into every street.

Appin has a strong focus on quality education with outstanding early childcare and schools for all our interconnected villages. There will be 7 new primary schools and 2 high schools as well as potential opportunities for establishment of Independent Schools. Walker will strengthen the knowledge base of these education institutions through strategic education curriculum partnerships with Western Sydney and Wollongong Universities.

We have a goal to help produce our future medical and health service professionals for the growing Greater Macarthur community with scholarship pathways to success sponsored by the Walker Family Foundation. Our planned high school pathways program will assist aspiring local high school students to learn from the very best professionals at the future Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building - Macarthur.

Appin will boast a new business and technology hub providing tens of thousands of local jobs, eliminating travel burden for residents to journey on already clogged motorways. Strategically located to put its community in reach of Wollongong, Canberra and Sydney, mega-cities in the NSW Government’s 2060 vision and just 15 minutes to Campbelltown.

This strategic location will drive billions of dollars in investment both domestically and internationally, with the enticement of a direct connection to the new Western Sydney Airport and the future growth of Port Kembla.

Future Appin will dedicate more than 494 ha of bushland to the NSW Government for protection and conservation – roughly half a million existing trees.

This is the single largest dedication of private land to government for conservation.

Future Appin recognises the importance of connectivity for the South West Sydney koala population and has set out provisions for the inclusion of biodiversity corridors along the Georges, Nepean, Cataract Rivers and Ouesdale Creek. These corridors will help protect the koala’s safety and food sources.

Future Appin will deliver infrastructure to meet the demands of its growing modern, self-contained communities.

Indigenous and Settler heritage across the Appin Precinct is unified by landscape and country, the preservation and protection of cultural sites will seek to promote understanding of our shared history.

The Precinct acknowledges the continuous and dynamic relationship between First Nations People and Country. Future Appin will work with local members of the indigenous community to recognise and preserve sites of spiritual, social and historic significance.

The agricultural and pastoral history of the area following European settlement is an integral part of the Precinct’s shared heritage, locations and structures of importance will be preserved to tell the stories of Appin’s past.

Main Drive Kew

BUILDING A NATURAL SENSE OF COMMUNITY

Main Drive Kew has a truly original story and shows that sensitive development can make best use of a unique site, while enhancing the character of the surrounding community. The site occupies 27 ha in the highly sought after Studley Park precinct, just ten minutes from Melbourne CBD.

The area was previously occupied by a former hospital, the nature of this task required the consideration of a range of heritage, community, planning, design and landscape factors, just the sort of challenge we relish.

We went to great lengths to create 281 new homes sympathetic to the botanical nature of the site, ensuring that the community housing integrated seamlessly and was indistinguishable from other homes in the new neighbourhood – supporting both inclusion and diversity.

Three of the historic buildings at the heart of the site were retained and restored, together with other European and Aboriginal Heritage items. As an older suburb, Kew has a rich population of mature trees. By incorporating 1,000 of them into the development, we’ve created the sense the site has been long established, despite the contemporary nature of the homes.

Parkland design was an integral part of the job, including a new spine park connection linking the greater suburb of Kew to the Studley Park/Yarra Bend River precinct. What’s more, there are only two developments in Victoria that use cutting edge green technology to produce raingardens. Main Drive Kew is one of them and this community also benefits from other water sensitive urban design initiatives.

Oakwood Kew Residences

BUILDING A NATURAL SENSE OF COMMUNITY

Oakwood Kew is the last stage in the massive Kew transformation project.

Oakwood’s 17 residences boast large, uncompromising floor plans, generous outdoor living spaces and superb views. Spaced modestly across three levels, Oakwood optimises form and flow to enhance the everyday. Large windows and openings help draw the outdoors in, while intelligent design and layout ensures your space remains perfectly comfortable and private.

Oakwood Kew Residences, Melbourne

Toondah Harbour

A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO CREATE A WATERFRONT DESTINATION IN PARTNERSHIP WITH QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT AND REDLAND CITY COUNCIL

Presenting a rare opportunity to create a waterfront destination that will transform the face of Redlands, Toondah Harbour, will reinvigorate tourism in south-east Queensland. We have an appreciation and inherent understanding of how to create a go-to-destination on the water’s edge, apparent in our many delivered waterfront projects. Our love for waterside development is what attracted us to Toondah Harbour.

Lang Walker immediately recognised the potential for this magnificent location, inspiring a masterplan that would transform the face of Redlands as we know it today to become a thriving tourist destination.

This $1.5 billion precinct will deliver residential dwellings, commercial space, retail and eateries within a contemporary urban village, new public open space and a recreational berth marina.

Beyond the precinct, the existing public realm including the park and surrounding green space will be preserved and enriched with the introduction of a worldclass waterfront boulevard. The boulevard will span the length of the marina, providing a picturesque walking, running and cycling track for local residents and visitors alike to enjoy.

Toondah Harbour, Redlands

Toondah Harbour will become a destination in its own right, a dynamic community where families can live, socialise, work and shop. The wider masterplan includes a hotel site, port facilities and significant investment into infrastructure and the wider community. This is in partnership with Redland City Council and Economic Development Queensland to support the region’s growth.

Stradbroke Island, QLD

Toondah Harbour, Redlands

Toondah Harbour, Redlands

Toondah Harbour, Redlands

Toondah Harbour, Redlands

Lakesview Robina

A

VIBRANT NEW COMMUNITY ON THE GOLD COAST

Our luxurious new masterplanned community at Robina is on the water and easy walking distance from the Robina railway station, Robina Hospital, CBUS Super Stadium, town centre and schools.

Sensitively integrating the natural environment with the built form, we plan to rehabilitate the site’s degraded agricultural land and wetlands to the benefit of both residents and native wildlife. The masterplan includes a range of facilities that promote 'active and healthy living' such as canoe launch platforms, nature corridors, sports ovals and playgrounds as well as walking and bike trails.

A diversity of housing will create an inclusive community suitable for people at all stages of life. Delivering new housing close to existing infrastructure in an established, employment-rich area will allow residents to live, work, study and socialise within their neighbourhood.

Project commenced in January 2022.

Hope Island Resort, Gold Coast - Completed 2010

Hope Island Resort

A MASTERPLANNED VISION TURNS HOPE INTO GLORIOUS REALITY

It’s a safe bet, when given a choice, most people would rather be on holiday than at work. But in our mind, it doesn’t necessarily have to be one or the other. What if your work lifestyle incorporated those aspects that make holidays something to dream about – surf beaches, golf courses, waterfront apartments, clean air, open space?

That was our vision for Hope Island. Originally a sugar cane and dairy farming area, Hope Island was in the hands of overseas interests for many years, presumably as a site for development. Not much was happening and the site had been neglected for more than a decade by the time we acquired it in 2000.

Lang Walker quickly came to the decision that the area’s proximity to Queensland’s Gold Coast was a major asset and should inform the type of community to be built. We then began the re-development of what was to become a $400 million project. Over the next 10 years, the resort evolved to become a first class masterplanned community where more than 2,000 families now live, work and play.

We gave Hope Island a community heart by delivering a shopping centre up front as well as a tavern and a 250-birth marina.

Hope Island sets the benchmark for this type of luxury ‘home as holiday’ lifestyle development, featuring canal-front living, with a world class golf course, commercial

Reflections Barlings Beach

EXPERIENCE THE SOUTH COAST LIFESTYLE ALL YEAR ROUND

Reflections Barlings Beach is a rugged oasis on the picturesque NSW South Coast, presenting a rare opportunity to enjoy the Australian dream of beach side living.

Surrounded by world-class national parks, the Tomago & Mossy Point Rivers, quaint villages, and a myriad of pristine south coast beaches, it is hard to believe it is just 14 minutes to Batemans Bay which offers a plethora of convenience, including a range of public & private schools, premium golf courses, a vibrant shopping precinct, Marina and community facilities.

Rosedale

A JEWEL IN THE CROWN ON THE SOUTH COAST

The NSW South Coast has it all and now we are offering this very special opportunity for 50 luxurious homes just 5 minutes drive from the beautiful Rosedale Beach.

It’s one of Australia’s favourite holiday destinations and the perfect place to unplug from the world but to call this place home is something truly special.

Retreat and relax while having the convenience of Bateman’s Bay shops only 20 minutes drive up the road.

Rosedale Beach, NSW

Wallis Creek

EASY LIFESTYLE IN THE ROLLING HUNTER HILLS

Wallis Creek offers an exciting new community in the beautiful Hunter region with modern homes amidst a gently rolling landscape.

Carefully considered to offer the best in masterplanned living, Wallis Creek delivers generous sized lots surrounded by spectacular landscaping, an array of cycle and walking tracks, and plenty of space for sporting and social activities. A school and community centre are proposed, enhancing the area even further. There is so much to enjoy now and even more to look forward to tomorrow. At Wallis Creek your bright future is just one move away.

Wallis Creek expands over 60ha and features 404 lots which have already been delivered with 71 more under construction.

The estate is made up of generous, easy to build lots which range from 4501,015m2. Wallis Creek is 5 minutes’ drive from Maitland and just under 2 hours from Sydney.

Walker has contributed over $50 million in capital investment through the Wallis Creek project providing over 280 jobs directly and indirectly as a result of construction.

We will be adding another 250 lots as the final stage for Wallis Creek in the future.

Wallis Creek

Wallis Creek

Oakhampton

A NEW GATEWAY TO THE GOOD LIFE

Welcome to Oakhampton where the nearby luscious green Hunter Valley vineyards contrast beautifully against the sunset. At Oakhampton, the country life is never too far away from city convenience.

Comprising 35.2ha of 300 easy to build level blocks, Oakhampton forms part of the Maitland Local Government Area and is a charming region with a rich history, emerging food scene, thriving arts community, boutique accommodation and booming residential growth.

Located approximately 30 minutes from Newcastle, on the banks of the picturesque Hunter River, the charming Maitland area and its surrounds makes for a viable alternative to Newcastle.

Maitland is the focus of a diversity of economic activities including agriculture, tourism, mining, manufacturing, transport and construction industries.

With access to two national highways, you can be in Sydney in under 2 hours and tasting the wine at the cellar doors in under 30 minutes.

Major regional city Newcastle and the beautiful Port Stephens are nearby as well.

Sapphire Beach

PARADISE CLOSE TO THE CONVENIENCE OF COFFS HARBOUR

Ideally located just 10 minutes north of Coffs Harbour, North Sapphire Beach is the perfect balance of coastal relaxation and cosmopolitan convenience. Synonymous with the traditional Australian lifestyle, over half the 71 ha site is preserved as parks and natural coastal wetlands, creating a feeling of spaciousness.

Developed with families in mind, North Sapphire Beach features an onsite café and a large park with 231 home sites and generous land blocks ranging from 500-1,300m2

Industrial Estates

Vicinity

ADELAIDE’S LARGEST MASTERPLANNED INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

Vicinity Industrial Base is Adelaide’s largest masterplanned industrial estate, encompassing 100ha. Within the established industrial precinct of Direk, this location offers direct access to major transport infrastructure as well as being considerably more cost effective than comparable land in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.

Fisher & Paykel - Vicinity, South Australia

Just 3km from the new $1 billion Northern Connector Road, Vicinity provides easy access to the main freight routes in and out of Adelaide and direct access to the national highway network. Directly adjacent to key Oversize Overmass routes and with approved access for 36.5m Level 3 B-Triple Road Trains, Vicinity stands alone as the best-connected industrial estate in Adelaide for companies with the biggest trucks.

The proximity to this Oversize Overmass route is a major advantage for companies that transport large loads into Adelaide, greater South Australia and across Australia.

The benefit of the Vicinity masterplan is evident in both the variety of lot options available and the access offered throughout the site. All land is regularly shaped and level, as well as flexible in size and configuration. In addition, Vicinity is the only industrial estate in the outer northern suburbs with Road Train access.

Vicinity, South Australia

Toll NQX - Vicinity, South Australia

Citiswich

QUEENSLAND’S LARGEST INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

Citiswich is a premium industrial estate located in the logistics hub of Brisbane’s south-west corridor. The 350ha estate is Queensland’s largest industrial development, providing affordable, well-connected industrial land that caters for a wide range of industries including logistics, manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, construction and wholesale retail companies.

Key to the estate’s appeal is its proximity and access to both existing and recently upgraded transport infrastructure. Located in the rapidly expanding western corridor between Brisbane and Ipswich, Citiswich is accessed via several points including the Warrego Highway from the north and Brisbane Road from the south, and features B-Double access throughout.

Costco - Citiswich, Bundamba

Walker completed the Australian Defence Force’s new SAAB facility at Citiswich which will house the best technology in Australia’s deployable health network and ensure Australian soldiers have the equipment and facilities required to provide best-practice clinical health care in operational environments. Walker has completed building a hub bigger than two football fields which will operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week, making Citiswich the perfect location for SAAB to deploy cutting-edge lifesaving health equipment.

Citiswich Business Park continues to appeal to the best businesses with its B-Double truck direct access to site, positioned at the crossroad of 3 national highways and just 25 minutes to the Brisbane CBD.

Walker’s Peter Saba joins Australian Defence Minister Peter Dutton for the SAAB Defence Facility sod turn at Citiswich Business Park

Citiswich, Bundamba

Senibong Cove, Malaysia

Johor Bahru

WATERFRONT LIVING FOR ONE OF ASIA’S MOST VIBRANT REGIONS

Originally a dilapidated prawn farm, Senibong Cove has transformed into a major waterfront development in the Johor Bahru area of southern Malaysia. Lang Walker AO first envisaged the potential for the 86 ha site in early 2000.

The forecast expansion of the population over the next 20 years has driven this investment. Just 6km from the border of Singapore, Johor Bahru is one of the fastest growing regions in Malaysia, with more than 3 million citizens expected to live in the area by 2025.

The Rapid Transit System (RTS) is now being built between Singapore and Malaysia which will carry 10,000 people an hour and over 300,000 passengers a day. The RTS will deliver a strong economic boost to the hotel, hospitality and tourism sectors in Johor. The RTS will make Johor a strategic link to Singapore and the link will lessen the population pressure in Singapore and will further integrate the two communities.

The success of the first stage resulted in the Government awarding us a further 150 ha of adjoining land in the straights of Johor Bahru to produce a further 8,000 homes, 16,000 in total.

In addition, a second development will see us introduce a further 12,000 homes, ideally nestled between two golf courses and scenic park lands. The two developments will eventually amount to 40,000 homes that will accommodate 70,000 residents.

Senibong Cove, Malaysia

Senibong Cove, Malaysia

Senibong Cove, Malaysia

Senibong Cove, Malaysia

Crest@Austin

LIFESTYLE AND LUXURY AT MOUNT AUSTIN

Crest@Austin revitalises Mount Austin by giving it a new pulse. Its enviable location places it close to the bustle of town, yet with opportunities to enjoy open spaces and green spots. Spanning residential, retail, commercial and restaurants, Crest brings luxury, convenience, work and lifestyle. With proximity to schools, medical facilities, hypermarkets and easy access to Senai Airport, it is designed to place you at the very intersection of life.

The Kews

RESORT STYLE LIVING ON THE GOLF COURSE

This is a luxury freehold development located in Gelang Patah in the rolling hills to the western side of Johor Bahru.

The Kews will have 4500 dwellings looking out onto the lush green fairways. Play a round of 18 holes before relaxing in your modern luxury townhouse close to fine restaurants, high quality retail and the best in education and healthcare.

Skudai

Future Rapid Transit System

Johor

Jurong Island

Bukit Indah

Gelang Patah

Iskandar Puteri

JohorStrait

CREST @ AUSTIN

KEWS

Kampung

Singapore

Pasir Gudang

Tekong Island

Sungai Tiram

Pulau Ubin

J o h o r

R i v e r

SENIBONG COVE

Kokomo Private Island, Fiji

Kokomo Private Island

FIJI'S MOST EXCLUSIVE PRIVATE ISLAND

Kokomo Private Island fuses unscripted luxury with the bounty of space and the generosity of time to do as much (or as little) as your holiday heart desires. Our stunning immaculate island is more than a backdrop, it’s your home for as long as you choose to linger.

Sweeping across 140 acres, Kokomo Private Island Fiji boasts an abundance of lush rainforest, showcases native flora and fauna, encircled by fine white sand beaches that lead into the azure waters of the Great Astrolabe Reef.

Lang Walker has claimed Kokomo Private Island Fiji, to be his passion project and has worked with his family to bring this resort to life. Designed for the intergenerational traveller, you can rest easy knowing the resort has all the facilities to cater to your needs: whether it is indulging in culinary delights, participating in one of our many activities, dropping the kids off at the supervised kids club or transporting yourself to a haven of relaxation in our spa sanctuary.

Journey to Kokomo Private Island Fiji in our private Twin Otter seaplane or helicopter. Located just 45 minutes flight from Nadi International Airport or 25 minutes south of Suva, the transit between the mainland and Kokomo offers sweeping views of crystal-clear water and powder fine stretches of sand. It’s a breathtaking starter of what’s to come.

5 years after opening, Kokomo is rated the best in Fiji. Our team works tirelessly around the clock with the ultimate goal to be the best in the Pacific and in the world’s top ten luxury resorts.

Kokomo Private Island, Fiji

Kokomo Private Island, Fiji

On the secluded, private island paradise that is Kokomo Island, the famous Great Astrolabe Reef separates you from the rest of the world. With the fourth largest reef on the planet only meters from shore, it is ready to be explored at your leisure. How you immerse yourself in the reef is up to you; scuba diving, snorkelling, outer reef surfing and fishing expeditions are just a few of the options available.

Indulge in our gourmet cuisine which we guarantee to be a unique and delicious experience. The menu is curated using fresh, sustainable produce grown on the island or sourced from the surrounding waters and islands.

Each luxury suite is designed for privacy, comfort and relaxation. On offer are our expansive hilltop luxury residences or exclusive beach side villas, each featuring their own infinity pool and private walled garden.

Walker Family Foundation

INVESTING IN THE COMMUNITIES WE BUILD

Wherever Walker Corporation transforms urban communities, our Walker Family Foundation supports the communities we are involved in. This includes investment in education, health and cultural projects which ensures our community legacy also benefits future generations.

In one of the largest ever donations to an Australian cultural institution, The Walker Family Foundation has committed $20 million to The Lang Walker Family Academy and associated programs, a commitment that will fund access to world-class immersive STEM education experiences at the museum for over 10,000 high school students from Western Sydney and regional NSW every year – including overnight stays at the museum for many of these students.

The Lang Walker Family Academy programs will commence in Western Sydney with in-school STEM education programming in the Blacktown, Campbelltown, Liverpool, Bankstown, Penrith and Parramatta LGAs.

We are passionate about investing in the education of our future generations in Western Sydney and Regional areas this academy will deliver the very best in science, technology, engineering and maths. The Lang Walker Family Academy will empower students with the skills they need to succeed in the high-tech 21st century job market.

Lang Walker Family Academy

Walker is donating over $20 million for the Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building – Macarthur, in a strategic partnership to advance medical research in the Macarthur region and beyond.

Together we will deliver on our ambitious vision of a dynamic hub for medical education and research to transform Campbelltown Hospital into an internationally recognised research precinct to foster greater scientific, clinical and industry collaborations.

This is such an exciting opportunity for Western Sydney because we are going to have a research building for highly skilled clinicians and researchers who can quickly take a health issue from the bed to the laboratory and back to the bed again, to find fast solutions.

The new Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building – Macarthur, due to open in 2023 is a $47.5 million worldclass medical education and research facility that will enable local researchers to address the region’s unique health challenges and improve health outcomes for the people of south west Sydney.

The Walker Family Foundation has donated $2 million to Western Sydney University for the Aspire and Excel scholarships programs for the less privileged which will help to give an excellent education to future professionals, doctors, nurses, teachers and judges.

The Walker Family Foundation focuses on three core principles of Education, Health and Culture and we are proud to invest in the communities where we build because these projects are long-dated and that enables us the opportunity to become integrated in the community.

Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building

SYDNEY

Level 21, Governor Macquarie Tower

1 Farrer Place

Sydney NSW 2000

+61 2 8273 9600

PARRAMATTA

Podium 2, 12 Darcy Street

Parramatta NSW 2150

+61 2 9806 2700

GOLD COAST

Level 12, Suite 12C

Corporate Centre One

2 Corporate Court Bundall QLD 4217

+61 7 5530 9700

MAROOCHYDORE

Level 6, Unit 602, 8 Market Lane

Maroochydore QLD 4558

+61 7 5530 9700

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Adelaide

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ASIA

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Kokomo Private Island, Fiji