Risk Assessment Framework
Comprehensive risk assessment framework for Australian property developments
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Risk management in Australian property development requires a thorough understanding of our unique market conditions, regulatory environment, and construction industry. Our Risk Assessment Framework has been specifically developed for the Australian context, addressing everything from planning risk in Sydney’s complex regulatory environment to construction risk in Melbourne’s volatile weather conditions, and market risk in Brisbane’s cyclical property market.
This framework draws on decades of Australian development experience, incorporating lessons learned from successful and challenging projects across our major cities and regional centres. It provides a structured approach to identifying, assessing, and managing development risks specific to the Australian market.
Framework Components
Planning and Regulatory Risk
- Development approval risk
- Planning policy changes
- Building code compliance
- Environmental regulations
Market Risk Assessment
- Demand analysis
- Price movement risk
- Competition assessment
- Exit strategy planning
State-Specific Considerations
New South Wales
- Planning pathway risks
- Heritage considerations
- Infrastructure contributions
- Design excellence requirements
Victoria
- Planning scheme amendments
- ResCode compliance
- Heritage overlay impacts
- Building regulation changes
Queensland
- Development assessment
- Environmental factors
- Natural hazards
- Infrastructure charges
Construction Risk
- Cost escalation factors
- Programme delays
- Quality management
- Industrial relations
Implementation Guide
- Risk Identification
- Systematic approach
- Stakeholder input
- Expert consultation
- Historical review
- Risk Assessment
- Probability analysis
- Impact evaluation
- Risk rating matrix
- Priority setting
- Mitigation Strategies
- Prevention measures
- Control mechanisms
- Contingency planning
- Response procedures