(1 point in core area 4 - substantive law and procedural law)
Under the Property Developers Act 2024, individuals and entities involved in residential building projects of three or more dwellings were required to hold a property developer licence from 1 October 2026. This landmark reform introduces a licensing regime designed to improve accountability, transparency, and build quality across the sector.
With licence applications open and a 12‑month transition period underway, it was essential for practitioners advising developers, financiers, and other relevant stakeholders to understand the scope and implications of the new scheme.
ADAM PEPPINCK
PARTNER I CLAYTON UTZ
Adam is a partner at Clayton Utz, with over 20 years' experience acting on broad range of structured property transactions for public and private sector clients. He is renowned for his legal accuracy, his commerciality, and his responsiveness. Adam acts widely for Commonwealth departments and agencies. Recent notable projects including acting for the Australian Electoral Commission in relation to its national leasing requirements for the 'Voice' referendum, and acting for the Department of Finance in relation to its management and administration of National Land. His private sector clients comprise various developers and institutional landlords, including Hindmarsh, LEDA, Corval, Oceana Property Partners, Realmont, and Willemsen.
SABINA PRUS-WISNIOWSKI
SENIOR ASSOCIATE I CLAYTON UTZ
Sabina is a senior associate at Clayton Utz who has extensive experience acting on project development work including advising in relation to construction, project financing, structuring and real estate (sales and purchases). Sabina is valued for her deep technical knowledge and ability to resolve complex legal problems and identify commercial solutions. She has advised on several significant construction and development projects in the ACT and NSW for various developer clients including Amalgamated Property Group, Doma, LDK and TP Dynamics and has a strong understanding of the regulatory and legislative changes affecting the construction industry.
DETAILS
- This is an on-demand webinar you can watch at anytime - a link and password will be sent to you when you register
- Cost: Members - $50, Non-members - $70
- CPD: Members will earn 1 CPD points in core area 4
- This event was recorded as part of the March Mastery on Thursday 19 March 2026
- This recording will expire on 31 March 2026
Registration
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