Discover JW Property Group Completed ProJECTS and Experience

Located opposite an established primary school and within the growing Lakelands community, this site was acquired off-market and strategically identified for childcare development.

The project was successfully delivered and secured by a national childcare operator, which commenced operations in late 2025, creating a strong long-term investment outcome.

This exclusive 31-lot residential infill subdivision is located within the established suburb of Pearsall and was secured through an off-market acquisition.

The project was delivered efficiently in a single stage and completed in 2025, with a strong focus on programme, cost control and timely sales delivery. The development exceeded its original profitability targets, demonstrating the value created through disciplined acquisition, streamlined execution and active project management.

JW Property Group identified and acquired this strategic childcare site off-market within the premium, established Secret Harbour community, recognising the strength of the location and underlying demand for childcare services.

The project was successfully progressed through development and delivery, with the completed facility secured by a national childcare operator which commenced operations in early 2026, creating a strong long-term investment outcome.

Identification, land assembly and rezoning of a strategic 36 ha site located on the Jandakot groundwater mound.

The project required the assembly of 11 separate landholdings and extensive coordination with landowners throughout the planning and approvals process. Following successful rezoning and de-risking, the site was sold to ASX-listed Stockland Property Group for $48.5 million.

The project was undertaken by Johnno in his capacity as a Director and shareholder of MLand.

Johnno played a key leadership role in the development and delivery of Port Bouvard, the UDIA award-winning 2,400-lot masterplanned community with a total project value of approximately $1 billion.

The project included 650 canal lots, a 120-berth marina, commercial precinct, golf course and clubhouse, establishing Port Bouvard as one of Western Australia’s landmark coastal developments.

Over a 14-year involvement, Johnno progressed from Project Manager to CEO of the ASX-listed development company responsible for delivering the project.

A 167-lot residential infill project acquired off-market and completed in 2024, with an end value of approximately $52 million.

The development transformed a former limestone quarry into a premium residential estate, while retaining significant mature Tuart trees and incorporating landscaped parks with ocean views.

The project was undertaken by Johnno in his capacity as a Director and shareholder of MLand.

A 117-lot residential infill project with an end value of approximately $23 million, primarily targeting first home buyers and investors.

The site presented significant geotechnical challenges, which were successfully overcome through close collaboration with the civil contractor and engineering team.

The project was undertaken by Johnno in his capacity as a Director and shareholder of MLand.

A 67-lot residential infill project acquired off-market and delivered across three stages in a highly sought-after coastal location.

The development focused on delivering affordable residential lots and housing packages, broadening access to the local market while maintaining a strong coastal lifestyle offering.

The project was undertaken by Johnno in his capacity as a Director and shareholder of MLand.

Acquisition, approval and development of a 47-lot residential subdivision in a unique infill location adjacent to the Murray River.

The project presented challenges relating to drainage, acid sulphate soils and wetland setbacks, which were successfully resolved through a proactive planning and engineering process, with the civil contractor engaged early to help inform practical design and delivery outcomes.

Point Grey is one of the largest and most valuable remaining undeveloped metropolitan landholdings, comprising approximately 275 ha of urban-zoned land that has progressed through an extensive planning, environmental and infrastructure approvals process.

Johnno was instrumental in leading the multidisciplinary project team through these complex approvals, including environmental approvals at both State and Federal levels and securing what was WA’s first privately owned water treatment licence, positioning the site for future large-scale urban development.