
Katrina Reye
Katrina practises principally in the areas of commercial law and property law and development. She has advised many local government bodies, and the private sector, in relation to major property developments and property related issues including land due diligence, multi-million dollar purchases and sales, commercial and retail leasing, licensing, compulsory acquisitions, easements, restrictive covenants, public private partnerships and Crown land matters. Katrina’s clients include a number of government and institutional clients including Newcastle Airport Limited, Lake Macquarie City Council, McCloy Group, Compass Housing, Port Stephens Council, Hunter Development Corporation, Hunter Water Corporation, Newcastle Permanent Building Society and Ausgrid (formerly EnergyAustralia). Admitted as a solicitor in 2004, Katrina was awarded numerous awards throughout her university career, including the Evatt Medal (awarded for the best performance in the Bachelor of Law course). In recognition of her experience in commercial property, Katrina was invited to be a member of the Hunter Chapter of the Property Council of Australia and has been a member of the Committee since 2011. Katrina is the sole legal representative on the Committee. · Hall & Wilcox
About
Katrina practises principally in commercial law and property law and development, advising local government bodies and private sector clients on major property developments and related matters including land due diligence, multi-million dollar purchases and sales, leasing, licensing, compulsory acquisitions, easements, restrictive covenants, public–private partnerships and Crown land issues. Her clients have included Newcastle Airport Limited, Lake Macquarie City Council, McCloy Group, Compass Housing, Port Stephens Council, Hunter Development Corporation, Hunter Water Corporation, Newcastle Permanent Building Society and Ausgrid; she was admitted as a solicitor in 2004 and has been the sole legal representative on the Hunter Chapter of the Property Council of Australia committee since 2011.
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Bachelor of Laws (Evatt Medal recipient — awarded for best performance in the Bachelor of Law course)
Admissions
- Solicitor, Australia (admitted 2004)