Development
This part plans, builds, and sells large property projects such as apartments, offices, retail sites, and urban precincts. It covers land acquisition, project design, approvals, and the sale or handover of completed asse...
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LendLease Group is a property and infrastructure company that plans, develops, builds, owns, and manages large real estate projects. It works on places such as office precincts, apartments, retail areas, and urban renewal projects, and it also handles construction and project management work for public and private clients.
Its customers include governments, institutional investors, tenants, homebuyers, and other property users. LendLease makes money from development fees, construction contracts, rental income, asset and property management fees, and the sale of completed assets or interests in projects. That mix gives it several ways to earn from the same property project over time.
What sets LendLease apart is that it sits across much of the property value chain instead of doing just one job. It can originate a project, help finance it, build it, and then manage or sell it, which makes it especially active in complex, long-life urban developments and investment-grade property assets.
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