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Adventist aged care announced commencement of construction at Greenleaf villages, purchase from receivers
Apr 04 2013
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The Weekly Source

Late last year Adventist Aged Care purchased the two Greenleaf villages located at Belmont and Wyee from Bankwest appointed receiver Grant Thornton, part of the carnage created by Bill Lewski’s Prime Trust demise and LM’s abrupt withdrawal of mezzanine debt to developer Brent Tilse. The Adventists have announced they are proceeding with building 97 ILUs at Wyee and have a further 50 to build at Belmont.

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