Relationship built. Detail driven. Community inspired. Fortis was founded in 2016 and quickly established itself as a leading Australian development manager. Bringing a highly personal approach to every property, Fortis has a portfolio of premium residential and commercial projects currently underway across both Sydney and Melbourne. 

The Fortis portfolio already includes more than $750 million in successfully completed residential and commercial projects, with a further $560 million to be completed by the end of the year. 

At Fortis, we believe property should create a connection between people and place. The process begins by listening to those we are designing for. Understanding what really matters. Then delivering without compromise.
 
We care deeply about every project that carries our name. Always remembering the things we do, and the ways we behave, have a lasting impact on our communities and our customers. We want this influence to be a positive one. Always.

To learn more about our current projects, please visit www.fortis.com.au

Commercial Real Estate

Property Development

Real Estate

Fortis

This department focuses on supporting and managing the development processes and workflows within the organization.

Development Operations

This department oversees the planning and execution of development projects, ensuring alignment with organizational goals.

Development Management

This department is responsible for developing and executing strategies to promote products and engage customers.

Marketing Department

This department oversees business operations and development initiatives, including acquisitions.

Operations and Development

This department oversees the planning, execution, and management of development projects.

Development Department

This department oversees the development and management of visual design projects and creative strategies.

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