In this episode Richard welcomes Jesse Radisich, Director of the Victorian JLL Development Site Services team, to discuss the current state and outlook of development site sales in inner Melbourne as well as a broader discussion about the housing crisis in Australia. With over 13 years’ experience in the real estate industry, Jesse shares his expert insights on market sentiment, buyer profiles, pricing trends, and the impact of the pandemic. We also explore the best and least attractive opportunities in the market, and what both the industry and government need to be aware of moving forward.
Jesse is the Director of the Victorian JLL Development Site Services team and has a strong track record of managing complex development site transactions and delivering exceptional results. Jesse leads a dedicated team of professionals specialising in residential, Build to Rent, and commercial development sectors, with a particular focus on Melbourne's inner suburbs.
Throughout his career, Jesse has represented a diverse range of clients, including local and offshore development and investment groups, high net worth individuals, major corporations, government bodies, and non-profits. Passionate about the development sector, Jesse is an active advocate for industry support and continuously works to provide top-level service and creative solutions for his clients.
Join us for an insightful conversation with Jesse as we delve into the intricacies of Melbourne's development site sales and explore future opportunities and challenges in the market.
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