Learn how with Augusta Advisors help the Auburn Sports Soccer club maximised the value of their property, transforming an ageing club building into a vital new club with a secure future.

Hear how the Mortdale RSL club is taking full advantage of its landholdings to secure delivery of a new, fully fitted out club and ownership of substantial commercial investment property.

Mortdale RSL’s experience provides good lessons for clubs looking to successfully capitalise on the potential of their property while keeping their risk low.

Having provided strategic advice to maximise the Stewards Foundation’s outcome, Augusta Advisors went on to secure a development DA, run a competitive developer selection process and, as this video sets out, manage the Foundation’s commercial position under the resultant development agreement.

Augusta Advisors provided strategic development advice that proved crucial to the Stewards Foundation’s outcome. Augusta went on to secure a development DA, run a competitive developer selection process and manage the Foundation’s commercial position under the resultant development agreement.

The property and development market is currently experiencing a surge in activity due to the introduction of NSW Housing Reforms this year, which are aimed at addressing the housing crisis.

Releasing more value from your land in Sydney's real estate market involves more than just recognising its underlying value. It's about strategically accessing the development profit to significantly boost your returns while minimising your exposure to additional risks.

Learn about how one major church went about minimising its risk while maximising the release of value from its property to achieve its goal of creating exciting new premises.

Optimising your club's property assets can pose significant challenges. For clubs seeking to navigate this journey, especially in the intricate landscape of property development, the importance of professional property development advice cannot be overstated.

Poker machine gambling reform in NSW developed as a major issue in the lead-up to the March 2023 NSW state election.

Our experiences advising private property owners have revealed a long list of important issues that are on the minds of private property owners.

Many clubs these days find themselves in difficult circumstances with financial problems, declining membership and ageing premises.

Walking into their brand new club for the first time is a great experience for the club’s members.

In most cases land earmarked for sale by clubs is more valuable for its contribution to the development potential of the main club site than the value received when the land is sold separately.

Why is it that with all of the partnerships between clubs and developers that have occurred in clubland that you don’t hear of developers getting involved in club operations?

Clubs are in the entertainment business, providing members and the local community with accessible dining, sporting and social options.

Typically, our first engagement with a club is to provide advice. This advice considers factors such as the details of your property, the local market and the planning context.

Clubs are looking to diversify their income, which has only been hastened by the impacts of COVID-19. For many clubs, revenue diversification is part of a bigger picture strategy that includes some element of redeveloping their property.

Like all projects, the start of a club redevelopment is defined by excitement and optimism. The design schemes show brand new and perfectly functioning facilities and partners such as developers make promises of untold wealth.

It’s no secret that COVID-19 has put clubs under significant financial pressure, and so it follows that it’s no surprise to hear about clubs receiving unsolicited offers from developers.