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Yunsi Feng

LLB, BPESS

Senior Associate - Sydney

Areas of Expertise

Property, Planning & Development

Expertise

Yunsi has extensive experience in land acquisitions and disposals, land subdivisions, easement law and commercial and retail leasing. Yunsi’s familiarity with residential, commercial/retail and mixed-use property work has enabled her to assist a diverse client base, including both private companies and government entities.

Experience

Yunsi’s experience and major clients include:

  • drafting and negotiating retail and commercial leases and licenses for major national landlords such as ISPT and Scentre Group. Yunsi has also assisted ISPT in negotiating leasing documents with Commonwealth Government entities in ACT commercial buildings
  • assisting local government bodies to review and improve their pro forma documents, such as pro forma fee agreements with planning proposal applicants 
  • providing easement and other titling advice and negotiating the creation/release of easements with landowners
  • drafting titling and governance documents for community, stratum and strata titling schemes in accordance with development consent conditions
  • providing advice in relation to community, stratum and strata titling schemes for developer, individual, owners corporation and statutory authority clients, including Create NSW in relation to the complicated Walsh Bay Arts Precinct
  • delivering advice to and assisting in property transactions for developer and property investment clients in relation to commercial and residential land acquisitions and disposals, including Home Consortium
  • providing FIRB advice and preparing FIRB applications for foreign clients
  • conducting large scale finance and property due diligence exercises for developer and property investment clients.

Publications

16 November 2023 - Knowledge

NSW Government Bulletin: When does a hypothetical land use lead to actual compensation after a compulsory acquisition?

#Government, #Property, Planning & Development, #Compulsory Acquisition

Two recent cases before the Land and Environment Court demonstrate that the potential use of an acquired land must be established with factual evidence when disputing the compensation in a compulsory acquisition.