2017 INDUCTEES
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The Australian Property Hall of Fame honours individuals who have provided sustained leadership, made a major pioneering contribution, and left an outstanding legacy to the property industry and the Australian community.
In 2017 two new industry icons were inducted into the Australian Property Hall of Fame in a ceremony that took place at the Property Leaders' Dinner on 30 May 2017 at Parliament House, Canberra.
STUART HORNERY AO
1939 - 2012
Stuart Hornery AO
The Australian Property Hall of Fame Inductee Video
The former managing director and chairman of Lendlease, Stuart Hornery AO was a bold and visionary leader admired for his unconventional solutions and egalitarian values. Cultivating a strong team of “rebels who deliver” Hornery turned Lendlease into a corporation that frequently topped ‘most admired’ lists. During his time at the helm, Lendlease’s market capitalisation rose from $100 million to $10 billion. Hornery also created a network of leading edge, not-for-profits. Among these were the ACTU-Lend Lease Foundation, which trained more than 100,000 workers, and The Hornery Institute, which is doing world class work on the building of better communities.
LANG WALKER AO
1945 -
Lang Walker AO
The Australian Property Hall of Fame Inductee Video
Living and breathing property for more than five decades, Lang Walker AO has delivered 1,000-plus projects, from national landmarks to homes for thousands of families. In the 50 years since Walker joined his father's earthmoving business, he has created three successful property development empires, each one bigger and more successful than the last. Today, Walker oversees a project pipeline of $25 billion, including 25,000 dwellings in Malaysia and 8,000 apartments, 25,000 dwellings, 11 multi story office towers and large industrial estates throughout Australia. Known for his philanthropy, Walker personally supports a range of charities through the Walker Family Foundation.