Masonic Homes: Property Council recognition for Innovation and Excellence

Jun 21 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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South Australian and Northern Territory provider, Masonic Homes, has been recognised for excellence in the design and innovation of one of its flagship retirement villages. The organisation has been named as a finalist in the Property Council of Australias Innovation and Excellence Awards for its retirement village at Ridgehaven Rise, in Adelaides northern suburbs.
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