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Vanessa Thompson from Cooper Grace Ward's property, planning and environment team sits down with private client partner Scott Hay-Bartlem to share her professional journey and insights into the firm. The conversation explores the evolution of planning and environment law while offering a glimpse into balancing a legal career with family life.

Sale and leasebacks provide investment opportunities that are hassle free, with all terms agreed to prior to settlement.

APRA has published additional data providing an overview of commercial property exposure limits adopted by ADI's.

Link to a podcast discussing cases relating to building & property law & what they mean from a risk management perspective.

A CBRE report confirmed that 56% of all commercial property purchases for the year were made by foreign investors.

The Property Occupations Bill 2013 was passed by Parliament on 7 May 2014.

Special counsel Mark Cowan shares his journey to Cooper Grace Ward after nearly two decades in property, planning and environment law, discussing what attracted him to the firm's collaborative culture. The conversation explores how planning and environment law has transformed into a dynamic field spanning urban development, renewables, infrastructure, agriculture and mining, while examining the persistent challenge of delivering infrastructure efficiently amid shifting government policies.

Postponement of the increase of the contract price for building work payable by developers of strata schemes.

The long awaited start date for the NSW strata reforms has been announced. Most changes will commence on 30 November.

APRA released its quarterly property exposure data for domestic and foreign authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs).

While further changes may be made to the draft amendments, the changes should be in a similar form as the current draft.

Overseas investment in commercial real estate is poised to rise, particularly in NSW which attracted 94 per cent in 2015.

If Victoria is to pursue an apartment code through its planning system, it could learn from the NSW review experience.

A series of major AUKUS, Australian Marine Complex (AMC), and defence-related publications and announcements have emerged that are set to significantly shape the future of defence in Western Australia.

The AREIT sector significantly outperformed Australian equities over the year.

Australian States and Territories are in the midst of major planning law reforms, spurred on by COAG.

If a business has no market value interest, then there is no foundation to claim compensation for disturbance.