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Capital Transactions
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Capital Transactions

Capital Transactions

East Brisbane, QLD | Greenslopes, QLD | Carina, QLD | Bethania, QLD
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About us

Founded in 2001, Capital Transactions is an acclaimed firm in the realm of retail development and investment, with a reputation for delivering tailored, tenant-focused property solutions. With a profound understanding of tenant requirements, this firm excels in identifying prime sites, handling everything from site selection and tenant negotiations to development application approvals, design development, and project construction. Their comprehensive services also encompass project design, feasibility analysis, development management, project delivery, investment analysis, and in-house asset and property management. Capital Transactions is committed to maintaining integrity and building strong partnerships, having nurtured enduring relationships with Australia's leading retailers. By emphasising trust and a hands-on approach at each stage, they create high-quality retail investment properties and strategic developments, specifically in prime locations across Queensland. Their dedication to understanding and meeting client needs has positioned them as a leader in the industry, ensuring that every project not only meets but exceeds expectations.

Practice areas

Property Law

Specialisations

Property Law

Capital Transactions brings extensive expertise in property law, particularly within the retail development and investment sector. Their comprehensive approach covers all aspects of property transactions, from meticulous site identification and feasibility analysis to development management and project delivery. By focusing on tenant needs, they ensure that each project aligns with market demands and regulatory requirements, facilitating a smooth process from concept through to completion. The firm's dedication to high-quality outcomes is reflected in their proactive engagement with stakeholders, including tenants and local authorities, throughout the development process. With a strong presence in prime Queensland locations, Capital Transactions effectively navigates the complexities of property law to create strategic developments that not only meet but exceed market expectations. Their commitment to integrity and partnership further enhances their ability to deliver successful property solutions.

Our team

David Watson

David Watson

Managing Director

East Brisbane, QLD

Specialises in

Property Law

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Office locations

East Brisbane, QLD

41 Manilla Street, East Brisbane, QLDWebsite

Greenslopes, QLD

730 Logan Road, Greenslopes, QLDWebsite

Carina, QLD

789-805 Old Cleveland Road, Carina, QLDWebsite

Bethania, QLD

13-15 Glasson Drive, Bethania, QLDWebsite

Practice areas

Property Law
  • Construction Law
  • General Advice