We have a team of highly skilled and seasoned Property Development Lawyers who have worked extensively for many years in the local property landscape. We have partnered with numerous developers to support them and provide valuable guidance from inception to completion of their development projects.
Real Estate Development Lawyers
- Our Real Estate Development Lawyers bring a unique blend of knowledge of the law as well as an understanding of the imperatives and pressures of development.
- We have worked with many developers to support them in delivering their projects to market. The journey for property developers involves many turns and challenges, and our dedicated property development lawyers can assist you all the way.
- We understand what you are facing and can help to identify and deal with issues, conditions, and problems to keep your project on schedule.
Comprehensive Support for Developers in Melbourne
Navigating the intricacies of property and real estate development in Melbourne can be intricate. Our Property Development Lawyers in Melbourne offer comprehensive support, from securing land rights, navigating zoning laws, to addressing potential disputes, our team is ready to assist. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or venturing into your first project, our expertise will provide the legal assurance you need for a successful development journey.
WHO YOU’LL WORK WITH
Stuart Wilson
Director
Andrew Lumb
Special Counsel
Peter Lumb
Special Counsel
Nathan Xu
Senior Associate and Head of Property
John Rados
Senior Associate
Sibelle Amad
Lawyer
Stephanie Chafer
Lawyer
Jean Xu
Senior Conveyancer
Lily Cheng
Senior Property Paralegal
Hilda Felices
Paralegal
Julia Zajac
Paralegal
Topics We’ve Written About
Life interests v a rights of residence – understanding the difference
Property rights in Australia can be a difficult landscape to navigate and when it comes to estate planning, the terms “life interest” and “right of residency” often surface. While these terms might sound similar concepts, they actually represent different legal...
Easements, Covenants and Caveats
In Victoria, the trio of easements, covenants, and caveats play a pivotal role in defining and safeguarding property interests. But what are they? Easements Essentially an easement grants a legal right to use someone else’s land for a specific purpose, such as access...
Stamp duty exemptions for current and former spouses or domestic partners
When you transfer property between you and your ex as part of a property division, you may not turn your mind to the issue of whether stamp duty might apply to certain transactions. Stamp duty is the tax paid to the State Government upon the transfer of property,...
Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) Requirements
Foreign residents must usually obtain approval of Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) prior to the purchase of Australian residential property. FIRB's requirements are summarised below. When is FIRB required? Subject to some exceptions and qualifications, a...
What is Windfall Gains Tax?
In October 2021 the Victorian Government introduced a significant new tax payable by some Victorian landowners whose land is rezoned resulting in an uplift in the land value. The Windfall Gains Tax Act 2021 (the Act) will take effect and impose the Windfall Gains Tax...
What is a Section 173 Agreement?
You may have heard of Section 173 Agreements in the course of your property dealings but, you may not have considered what these agreements are actually about. A Section 173 Agreement is essentially a contract between a municipal council and a registered proprietor...