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Tim Kourtaibe
Founder and Director of Freeform, a Melbourne-based boutique developer of design-led industrial, commercial and residential projects.
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Oct 2, 2026
Developing Design-Led Industrial Parks Without Capital - Tim Kourtaibe, Freeform
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5:06Tim KourtaibeGUEST
And, um, a lot of our customers would be real estate agents, um, builders, developers, and I would start getting to know about this side of the, you know, of, of the, their work and I thought, "Wow, that's so amazing." I've always loved construction and, and buildings and things and, you know, I guess growing up, uh, I un- I sort of s- learnt quickly about the, the value of or how, how spaces and property im- im- uh, impact our lives.
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5:29Tim KourtaibeGUEST
So, you know, I, um, I shared a bedroom with my brother until I was in my early teens, and we didn't have much, but I really, um, could see how much your environment influenced how you think and feel about yourself, how you act in the world.
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5:40Tim KourtaibeGUEST
And so, you know, and during my studies at uni, I was learning, thinking more about that sort of stuff, studying philosophy and, and, um, and, and psychology and marketing.
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5:48Tim KourtaibeGUEST
Uh, and so I was talking to the customers at the supplement store, the, the, the agents, the builders, and I still remember this one customer, he came at the very end of the, well, the shop was about to close and we ended up spending, I think it was 45 minutes chatting 'cause I was so amazed by his story, and it just inspired me and I thought, "You know, I'm at the end of my business degree." I wasn't really sure where I was gonna go with it.
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6:09Tim KourtaibeGUEST
Um, and- Having those conversations really sort of cemented, oh, well, maybe there's a, there's a, a path for me in property development.
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