The Oswald Homes Story

When Julian Walter bought Oswald Homes on a handshake in 1983, he knew he had the makings of something special. How right he was. Over the years, the Oswald name has become synonymous with homes of great beauty and exceptional craftsmanship; a premier homebuilder with meticulous attention to detail and impeccable style.

Today, son Jay and daughter Alicia are the Oswald guardians, upholding the time-honoured Oswald values while designing and building bespoke residences for a new generation of homeowners demanding nothing but the best.

1972

Oswald Homes Established

The Oswald Homes story is one of the oldest in the Perth building industry. The first two general managers of the brand were designers and the underlying theme remained “style”.

1983

Oswald Homes Joins JWH Group
Bought on a handshake by Julian Walter in 1983, the company has focused on style, design flair, attention to detail and construction excellence.

2002

Residential Attitudes
An Oswald Homes ‘affiliate’, our funky, younger brother Residential Attitudes joins JWH Group. Experience Residential Attitudes today!

Residential Attitudes

2003

A Variety of Worthy Causes
The Bridge Project, Guide Dog Association to more importantly today, supporting the Variety of Choice Home Lottery and Telethon. As significant supporters of Telethon in Western Australia, JWH Group continue to build the Metropolitan and Regional Telethon Homes.

2008-2009

Family Business
Jay Walter & Alicia Kelly joins JWH Group. Jay began in a Business Development role at Plunkett Homes, which fueled his passion for working in the industry. Alicia joined the group as a management accountant at Plunkett Homes.

2024

Oswald Homes Today
The Walter Family continue to manage the brands closely. In 2022, Oswald Homes celebrated its 50th Anniversary and is the flagship brand of Julian’s JWH Group, one of Western Australia’s largest building groups.

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