NEBRASKA REAL ESTATE COMMISSION

August 19, 2010

Chairperson gale convened a meeting of the real estate commission at 9:04 am.an August 19-20,2010 in the Stay bridge room of the Stay bridge suites.

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JWH Group

An entirely Western Australian, family owned organisation, JWH Group Pty Ltd has grown from employing 120 office staff in its early stages, to currently over 600 staff and in excess of 2,000 sub-contractors. A composite group of building companies situated in twelve locations, with an even spread between metropolitan and regional areas, the group is now Australia’s third largest home builder with an annual turnover in excess of $320 million.

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Spotlight

JWH Group

An entirely Western Australian, family owned organisation, JWH Group Pty Ltd has grown from employing 120 office staff in its early stages, to currently over 600 staff and in excess of 2,000 sub-contractors. A composite group of building companies situated in twelve locations, with an even spread between metropolitan and regional areas, the group is now Australia’s third largest home builder with an annual turnover in excess of $320 million.

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