Kirsten acts for listed property trusts, financial institutions, receivers and high-net-worth clients on acquisitions, disposals and leasing of commercial, retail and industrial assets in Queensland.

Biography

Kirsten acts for listed and unlisted property trusts, not-for-profit organisations, high-net-worth individuals, banks and financial institutions, receivers, mortgagees, liquidators and trustees across the Queensland commercial property market.

Kirsten advises on the acquisition, disposal and leasing of commercial, retail and industrial assets. She is well regarded for drafting and negotiating complex leases and for advising on the full range of issues arising in the landlord-tenant relationship, including rent reviews, make-good obligations, incentive structures and lease enforcement.

Kirsten's practice encompasses high-value institutional asset transactions and complex leasing mandates. Her client base includes receivers, liquidators and trustees, bringing experience in distressed and enforcement-related property work alongside conventional institutional mandates.

Kirsten has over 17 years of real estate law experience in Queensland and is recognised for delivering timely, commercial and pragmatic advice across the full spectrum of institutional and private property ownership.

Kirsten's experience

Institutional leasing and asset management

Acting for listed and unlisted property trusts on the negotiation and documentation of commercial, retail and industrial leases, including complex rent review mechanisms, incentive packages, make-good provisions and lease enforcement.

Acquisitions and disposals

Acting for institutional clients, receivers and high-net-worth individuals on commercial, retail and industrial property acquisitions and disposals across Queensland.

Distressed property work

Advising receivers, mortgagees, liquidators and trustees on property-related aspects of enforcement and distressed asset matters.

Awards, recognition and ranking