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About GWH
1995
14 projects listed
GWH is an independent commercial, industrial and residential property builder and developer located in Newcastle NSW. We’re the local experts with more than 25 years of proud history building up residents, homeowners and business owners in our extensive neighbourhood.We have a strong reputation for turning possibilities into reality for our clients by delivering on-time, high-quality, end-to-end solutions that exceed expectations. We achieve this by doing things differently - The GWH Way.
Apartments.com.au community feedback
When asked what the key strengths are of GWH properties:
  • 📍 Great location (6 votes)
  • ✨ Quality of finishes (2 votes)
  • 🏊 Resident amenities (2 votes)
  • 🌱 Energy efficiency and sustainability (1 vote)
  • 📝 Floor plan designs (1 vote)
  • 🏗️ Project team experience (1 vote)
  • 🤑 Value for money (1 vote)
When asked what the key strengths are of GWH sales team experience:
  • ⏱️ Timely contact (7 votes)
  • 🧠 Development knowledge (4 votes)
  • 👔 Professionalism (2 votes)
  • 🤗 Willingness to help (2 votes)
  • 🗂️ Highly organised (1 vote)
  • 🗺️ Local area knowledge (1 vote)
  • 📑 Quality of information (1 vote)
  • ❤️ Understood my needs (1 vote)

Recent news and updates

GWH
GWH
a month ago
ONE Apartments has picked up one of Newcastle's major building awards following the completion of GWH's twin-tower development in Newcastle West. The project was named the winner of the... Read more
ONE Apartments wins major apartment development award as GWH moves through final Newcastle West sales
ONE Apartments wins major apartment development award as GWH moves through final Newcastle West sales
GWH
GWH
2 months ago
When GWH made what Managing Director Jonathan Craig describes as a "bold move" into apartment development in Newcastle more than a decade ago, the city's residential market looked... Read more
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