Fortis

A new benchmark—The Gallery, Toorak
Designed in collaboration with Kennon, The Gallery is our first permanent display destination in Australia. Housed within a heritage corner building, our flagship space brings together Carmine House and Wiltshire House of Richmond Square and The Gild—allowing purchasers to experience multiple Fortis projects within a single, highly curated environment. To read the full story on The Local Project, visit the link: https://hubs.li/Q04nlCDF0

An Evening with the Makers—The Gild, St Kilda
Last week we gathered at Stokehouse in St Kilda with the people bringing The Gild to life. Hosted by our Senior Design Manager Manuela Millan, the evening brought together Stuart Telha and Amy Byrne from Telha Clarke, Luke Mills from South Drawn, and artist Alex Walker for a conversation about the design thinking and craftsmanship shaping the project. Paul Dimattina, our incoming tenant partner, was among those in the room—a genuine reflection of the community The Gild is becoming part of.

On site this month—June 2026
June was a month full of momentum across the portfolio. Swipe through for the latest updates from site, including a crane install at The Gild, St Kilda, exciting progress on our tenth Double Bay site at Cross Street, and River House reaching level 12—over halfway. Swipe through for the full update.

Award winning—Sixty-five Dover, Cremorne
Sixty-five Dover has been awarded the Sir Osborn McCutcheon Award for Commercial Architecture at the 2026 Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter Awards—one of the highest honours in Victorian architecture. Designed by Fieldwork, the jury described it as "integrous, gracious and refined". A proud moment for the project and everyone who brought it to life. Congratulations to the Fieldwork Projects team. To read more, visit the link: https://hubs.li/Q04mW1nR0

Breaking ground—Crest & Walker, Newstead
Our Newstead project, Crest & Walker, is officially underway. The project has already secured $29.1m in presales ahead of its public launch. And with Binah appointed as builder, construction has commenced at 12 Kyabra Street. To read more, visit the link: https://hubs.li/Q04mglC70

CÀ PHÊ MAI—Forum Double Bay
Vietnamese café and wine bar CÀ PHÊ MAI, opened its doors last week, marking the final piece of Forum’s hospitality offering and officially completing the building. A lion dance blessing welcomed our new tenant partner on the ground floor, while co‑working spaces, private offices and meeting rooms are now fully operational above. With Forum complete, we’re gearing up for its official launch party in a few weeks. Limited memberships remain, head to the link: https://hubs.li/Q04m6rXz0

Before & after—Ox House, Woollahra Collection
Few buildings on Oxford Street carry a history quite like 80 Oxford Street. In 1895, boxing champion Larry Foley built an athletic hall on this site. Over the next 130 years it became a ballroom once billed as Sydney's most beautiful, a tropical fantasy nightclub, a cabaret venue and eventually a derelict shell. Fast forward to now, Ox House has been reborn as a single residence, preserving its heritage façade while giving it a life entirely its own. More to come as we near the completion of the Woollahra Collection.