Think property. Think Parkview.

Parkview is a multi-award-winning property company committed to integrity, excellence and innovation.

For over 20 years, we have built long-lasting relationships and delivered exceptional projects with all our clients and partners.

We work in true partnership with our stakeholders to deliver new benchmarks in design and construction across an expanding portfolio of projects.

At the core of our organisation, you’ll find our people: a dedicated, highly experienced team with robust processes to deliver your result with certainty.

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Our Projects

Home, Parramatta

Parramatta, NSW

Sector: Build to Rent, Commercial & Industrial, Residential, Retail & Hospitality
Architect: DKO Architecture & Stanisic Architects
Value: $183M
Completion Date: 2024
Client: Home

Mixed-use 47 level tower featuring 428 build-to-rent apartments, two floors of retail space and four levels of commercial office space

Town Centre: WBTC Stage 4

Woolooware Bay, NSW

Sector: Master Plan Communities, Residential, Retail & Hospitality
Architect: Turner Studio
Value: $233M
Completion Date: 2023
Client: Aoyuan International

Construction of Stage 4 within a large urban renewal master-planned community.

Nautilus

The Waterfront, Shell Cove, NSW

Sector: Residential
Architect: Smart Design Studio
Value: $69M
Completion Date: 2023
Client: Frasers Property Pty Ltd

An iconic, uniquely designed waterfront property consisting of 116 residential apartments across two buildings.

Six Bedrooms That Will Change Lives.

The slab has now been laid for the 6-bedroom PIF House Parkview KARI built by Rawson Homes which will be a home and a new start for young people leaving foster care.

Young people living in the house will be provided support and mentoring to build independent living skills, find employment and transition back into the community. A live-in carer will support them with various issues relating to mental health, behavioural issues, trauma, violence and various disabilities.

Within the first year of leaving foster care, 35 per cent of young people are homeless, 29 per cent are unemployed and 46 per cent of males are involved in the juvenile justice system.

In the house, support staff will liaise with potential employers, landlords, community organisations and support services in order to build a strong network around the residents and fully prepare them for the transition into a successful adulthood, which will include independent living for some and supportive accommodation for others.