Beveridge Williams steers land investment into sustainable ventures

Investors looking to develop realty markets in highly viable and strategic areas can find an experienced and esteemed guide in Beveridge Williams Development Consultants. For more than 50 years, the reputable land development and infrastructure consultancy, based in the state of Victoria in Australia, has helped clients, including overseas developers, turn investments into sustainable and financially attractive real estate ventures.

Maintaining strong relationships with prominent Chinese companies, Beveridge Williams is known for its strategic advice on urban, regional and rural projects. It develops highly liveable suburban areas and communities, while nurturing solid relationships with key stakeholders, including government agencies and service authorities. Showcasing the country's excellent climate, education standards and stable political and economic environments, Beveridge Williams has also significantly contributed to the development of Melbourne, voted consecutively by the Economist Intelligence Unit as the world's most liveable city. 

"Clients approach us to manage the overall process of developing their plans," says Grant Hailes, managing director. "We offer a broad range of services so that we can manage a project from start to finish."

Promoting sustainable estate planning, Beveridge Williams is recognised for its water reuse projects and for its efforts in securing carbon-neutral certifications. It is also renowned for its ability to seamlessly navigate through Australia's complex land use policies and regulations. As a result, it can obtain state and agency approvals quickly, leading to the timely and cost-efficient completion of projects.

Backed by a flexible workforce with local knowledge and contacts, Beveridge Williams also employs bilingual project managers. With Asia's increased appetite for investment in Australian properties, the company is keen on sharing its expertise to more foreign investors from the region.

"We're continually evolving," Hailes says. "Our business planning process allows us to easily spot trends, which is why we're looking at Asia now. With our economies becoming more aligned, we are eager to nurture more Asian partnerships to become a globally connected company."