On Friday, 16 June, Pomeroy Pacific, Australia’s highly sought after property advisory, development and project management firm, hosted the Prince of Udaipur, HRH Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar.
In a bid to strengthen the business relationship between Australia and India,a number of high-profile Australian and Indian dignitaries were also invited. These included the former premier of Victoria—Hon. Ted Baillieu, Ms Rashi Kapoor—President of the Australia India Business Council, former ministerial advisor—Mr Nitin Gupta, and AFL Advisor—Mr Darpan Mittal. A private dinner followed with HRH Prince Lakshyaraj Sing Mewar at the company Chairman Mr Dug Pomeroy’s residence in Toorak.
With a record of delivering projects for the past 47 years, Pomeroy Pacific recognises the importance of Asian, and most recently, Indian investments in the Australia property sector.
Having facilitated foreign investment from off-shore markets, the company looks to offer its clients an investment model where overseas property developers, investors and joint venture partners can have the peace of mind that their projects are being delivered in the most efficient manner locally.
From apartments, town houses, retirement villages to hotels and land-subdivision projects, Pomeroy Pacific has a versatile portfolio, featuring many of Melbourne’s most iconic developments.
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