LHPP is a highly experienced residential property developer that delivers quality residences and outstanding value. They have a track record for delivering boutique communities designed with the local in mind, set in locations with lifestyle appeal. LHPP’s developments are rewarding communities for people to live in, and consequently prove popular for owner-occupiers and investors alike, either wanting to call them home or wanting to own them, because tenants want to call them home too. This commitment to developing high-quality communities tailored to local market demands, in locations with lifestyle appeal, drives demand for LHPP’s developments now and into the future.

 LHPP is a locally based, family owned business which values long term relationships. Experience has taught them that the partnerships they create are built around the key fundamentals of integrity, loyalty, transparency, passion, enjoyment and creation of mutual value.  LHPP foster positive and rewarding experiences with their customers and partners, establishing relationships that last a lifetime through an authentic, open approach and an unwavering commitment to deliver on their representations. LHPP’s pursuit to create reputational trust starts with the simple mantra of doing what they say they will do.  They pride themselves on the relationships that have been fostered over the years with clients, partners, landowners, authorities, purchasers and residents, and look forward to nurturing many more in the years to come.

LHPP believe that both environmental and social responsibility are important outcomes of the development process, however a sustainable approach to their business must go beyond project specific measures which may only benefit the site’s immediate built environment. As a commitment to this philosophy, the directors of LHPP established a business to proactively rehabilitate koala habitat throughout South East Queensland. To date, over 800 hectares of habitat has been directly secured and is in the process of being dedicated as protected vegetation, and rehabilitated, on average, over a 15-year period.