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November 24, 2010

Housing Projects Completed By Marc Withnall

Filed under: news — admin @ 2:37 pm

Whether it’s construction, remodeling or redevelopment, Marc Withnall has been involved in several housing projects. He has been in the business since 1996 when he completed his first ever project in a joint venture with Andrew and Valad.

The trio proved to be flawless and they did many other joint ventures. Their commendable milestones include James St Baulkham Hills, Coonara Ave Baulkham Hills and Castle St Castle Hill for which they made 15, 26 and 55 villas respectively.

The story of the achievements for Marc Withnall does not end here. With one of their partners leaving, Marc and Andrew still continued with the construction of more villas in different projects. Within a span of two years they were successful in completing three projects.

In the year 2000 Mark Withnall single-handedly completed a project of Noble Way Kellyville which comprised of 20 villas. It seemed as if there is no holding him back. Marc Withnall is a construction design genius who completed the project of 11 luxury homes in The Lakes Hyatt Coolum in the year 2002.

He also has the construction of 14 Luxury riverfront homes in Sonoma Noosa under his belt. This time Marc Withnall was assisted by his wife Susanne Keene, as Director of operations at Castlebay. Then, there was a turning point when Marc Withnall took Coolum Beachfront Commercial Redevelopment. He literally transformed the ramshackle Coolum beachfront in to a popular and successful shopping and dinning area.

Initially, Marc Withnall took up this project as a joint venture with Cape Bouvard, the Sarich family from Perth. Later on, he realized the project will be better developed if a large construction company intervenes. So he finally sold it to Kevin Seymour in 2005. It won’t be wrong to say that the pace with which Marc Withnall is working, his organization will soon be counted among the top construction companies.

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November 15, 2010

Ron Bakir Mobile Retail Entrepreneur Now Mad About Real Estate

Filed under: Brisbane — admin @ 9:01 am

The founder of “Mad Ron’s” mobile phone retail chain Ron Bakir has invested a fortune in real estate as the CEO of his own leading company.

These days this self-made entrepreneur is looking beyond both his past and his Queensland home, finding new opportunities and a new home in property development for his new company, Homecorp Developments, with various property development projects popping up across the whole East Coast of Australia from Victoria to the Gold Coast.

Homecorp Developments has been around for quite a number of years, steered by Ron Bakir from its simple beginnings as a small-operation villa investment company to a sizeable full-pledged property investment corporation nowadays. Despite such a mediocre and humble start, Homecorp has accumulated a top-notch portfolio of investment property that has earned its founder his second wind at success.

In fact, it is Rob Bakir’s presence that is the driving force behind his company’s accomplishment s as a flourishing investment group with sizeable investment opportunities that continue to propel it forward toward a bright future. With Bakir captaining at the helm, Homecorp has set the precedent in redevelopment investment that mixes part innovative design and part complete service offering with an always healthy dash of customer-focused salesmanship.

Past success stories in Homecorp and Ron Bakir’s repertoire include high-end villas and apartments especially made for luxury lifestyles and easy on the bank account designer homes that still manage to offer top-quality construction and design while remaining affordable.

Homecorp has also successfully invested in developing commercial buildings that also significantly contribute to the community-at-large by housing big brand companies who, in turn, make jobs available regionally.

At the heart of Homecorp’s success even during tougher economic times is Ron Bakir’s own formula that keeps loyal clients returning and reinvesting time and time again instead of focusing all its efforts on bringing in new clients. This way, loyalty is rewarded indeed as long-time clients can expect successful investments by not being exposed to the given risks expected in property development, including the harsh global economic climate.

Homecorp first invests in itself, making the initial investment and focusing its resources to make sure their client investors are on a stable platform thus avoiding failure and enjoying a climb to the top from the get-go.

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