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Lend Lease Communities (trading as Lend Lease, formerly Delfin Lend Lease) is the arm of property and infrastructure company Lend Lease Corporation that is responsible for building new urban residential developments.

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History

Originally named Delfin, the company was established as a 'Development Finance' (Del-fin) arm of the now ANZ Bank.

After separating from ANZ, Delfin Property Group was acquired by Lend Lease Corporation in 2001 for $172 million (AUD). Upon acquisition, Delfin Property Group was de-listed and became Delfin Lend Lease, a subsidiary company of Lend Lease Corporation.

As part of corporate restructures in 2009, it was announced that previously separate business units would be merged into an entity known as 'one Lend Lease'. While the announcement of 'one Lend Lease' was based on business structural changes, each business unit retained the individual branding entities.

It is thought this re-structure announcement, and the resultant automatic role demotions of the business unit CEOs, resulted in the resignation of Delfin Lend Lease's then CEO David Keir.

On 17 February 2011, Lend Lease Corporation announced a rationalisation of its brands in order in increase recognition of the Lend Lease name. Some of the group's brands were immediately renamed, however as Lend Lease's primary consumer business, Delfin did not. On 9 September 2011, Delfin Lend Lease officially transitioned to Lend Lease Communities, or Lend Lease for short.

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Operations

The company operates across Australia. In all states, Lend Lease's Communities Business develops large, master-planned communities. The company runs additional businesses in certain markets. This includes built form, town centres, construction and finance, depending on the size and location of each community.

Over its 50-year history, Lend Lease Communities has developed a number of communities throughout Australia with a high level of backlog land. These communities include:

New South Wales

Bingara Gorge, Wilton (current)
Nelsons Ridge, Sydney (current)
Ropes Crossing, Sydney (current)
The New Rouse Hill, Sydney (current)
Jordan Springs, Penrith (current)
Wattle Grove, New South Wales, Sydney (completed 1992)

Queensland

Forest Gardens, Cairns (current)
Riverside Gardens, Townsville (completed 2009)
Forest Lake, Queensland, Brisbane (completed 2004)
Hyatt Coolum, Sunshine Coast (current)
Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast (completed 2009)
North Shore, Sunshine Coast (completed 2006)
The Rocky Springs Project, Townsville (upcoming)
Springfield Lakes, Ipswich (current)
Vantage at Springfield Central (upcoming - apartments)
Spring Mountain, Ipswich (upcoming)
Ripley Valley, Ipswich (upcoming) joint venture with Sekisui
Varsity Lakes, Gold Coast (current)
Woodlands, Brisbane (current)
Yarrabilba, Brisbane (upcoming)
Fernbrooke Ridge, Redbank Plains (current)
Logan Reserve, South East Queensland (upcoming)

Victoria

Caroline Springs, Melbourne (current)
Craigieburn, Melbourne (current)
Edgewater, Melbourne Inner City (current)
Lakeside Pakenham, Melbourne (current)
Laurimar, Melbourne (current)
Atherstone, Melbourne (upcoming)

South Australia

Golden Grove, Adelaide (completed)
West Lakes, Adelaide (completed)
Mawson Lakes, Adelaide (current)
Gawler East, Gawler (upcoming)
Blakes Crossing, Adelaide (current)

Northern Territory

Fairway Waters, Darwin (completed)
The Chase, Darwin (completed)

Australian Capital Territory

Forde, Canberra (current)
Springbank Rise, Canberra (current)

Western Australia

Alkimos, Perth (upcoming)
Coolbellup, Perth (upcoming)

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References

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