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PDAC Pty Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published October 30, 2014 9:13AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
The PDAC is a Project Management Company in Western Australia specialising in the development and marketing of real estate developments. Developments have been predominately in Western Australia but also in Victoria. The focus of the company to identify and execute Residential, Industrial and Office developments in the Perth Metropolitan area. PDAC has been involved in nearly 30 projects.
PDAC has expertise covering all faculties of the property industry including:
- Developments – Marketing & Management;
- Hotel & Leisure;
- Commercial – Sales
- Industrial – Sales
- Retail – Sales
- Strata – Sales
- Marketing – throughout Australasia, Hong Kong, India, Dubia, Saudia Arabia, South Africa, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia.
PDAC has professional affiliations and are members of the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia.The Project Marketing team of PDAC Pty Ltd has experience in many developments.
To find out more please listen to PDAC’s Managing Director, Mr Anthony Beamish .
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