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* KOYO, [[Crows Nest, New South Wales|Crows Nest, NSW]] – apartment development<ref name=”PHN-KOYO”>{{cite news |title=Abadeen completes KOYO boutique development in Crows Nest|url=https://www.propertyhub.news/abadeen-celebrates-completion-of-koyo-in-leafy-crows-nest-a-boutique-development-designed-for-low-maintenance-luxury-living/|publisher=Property Hub News|date=2025|access-date=2025-11-29}}</ref> |
* KOYO, [[Crows Nest, New South Wales|Crows Nest, NSW]] – apartment development<ref name=”PHN-KOYO”>{{cite news |title=Abadeen completes KOYO boutique development in Crows Nest|url=https://www.propertyhub.news/abadeen-celebrates-completion-of-koyo-in-leafy-crows-nest-a-boutique-development-designed-for-low-maintenance-luxury-living/|publisher=Property Hub News|date=2025|access-date=2025-11-29}}</ref> |
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* Villea Palm Beach, QLD – residential project<ref name=”PMN-Villea”>{{cite news |title=Abadeen tops out Villea Palm Beach project|url=https://propertymarkets.news/abadeen-tops-out-villea-palm-beach-landmark-gold-coast-project-on-track-for-2026-completion/|publisher=Property Markets News|date=4 September 2025|access-date=2025-11-29}}</ref> |
* Villea Palm Beach, QLD – residential project<ref name=”PMN-Villea”>{{cite news |title=Abadeen tops out Villea Palm Beach project|url=https://propertymarkets.news/abadeen-tops-out-villea-palm-beach-landmark-gold-coast-project-on-track-for-2026-completion/|publisher=Property Markets News|date=4 September 2025|access-date=2025-11-29}}</ref> |
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* [[Mosman|Mosman, Sydney]] – residential site acquisition and planning<ref |
* [[Mosman|Mosman, Sydney]] – residential site acquisition and planning<ref>{{ |title=Abadeen |url=https://propertymarkets.news/abadeen-acquires-prestigious-site-at-34-burran-avenue-mosman/|=Property Markets News |=-}}</ref> |
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== References == |
== References == |
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Latest revision as of 01:54, 3 February 2026
Australian property developer and businessman
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Justin Brown |
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| Occupation | Property developer |
| Known for | Founder of Abadeen |
| Title | Executive Chairman & Founder, Abadeen |
Justin Brown is an Australian property developer and business executive.[1] He is the founder and executive chairman of Abadeen, a Sydney-based property development company.[2] Brown has been active in the Australian property industry for more than two decades, with his work regularly covered in real estate and business media.[3]
Brown founded Abadeen in 2000 and has served as its founder.[4] Under his leadership, the company has been involved in a range of residential and mixed‑use developments in New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland, including urban renewal and boutique residential projects in Sydney and coastal regions.[5][6]
In 2017, as chairman of CBRE Residential, Brown noted that most buyers in his developments were Australian empty-nesters, highlighting his focus on meeting local housing demand.[7][1][8]
In 2024 , Brown said in an interview that his company Abadeen identified a “big demand for the empty‑nester product,” and described the firm’s strategy of offering boutique developments aimed at downsizers seeking lower‑maintenance, high‑quality apartments.[9]
In 2025, Brown resigned as chairman of CBRE Residential Projects to concentrate on his role as founder and executive chairman of Abadeen, a property development company based in Sydney.[2]
Brown argued that rising house prices on Sydney’s high‑end North Shore were “resetting the premium housing baseline,” a shift he believed would “improve apartment sales” by restoring a larger price differential between standalone homes and apartments.[10]
Projects associated with Brown through Abadeen:
