Michelle joined Knight Frank in 2019. After spending over 15 years working in the Adelaide property market, Michelle knows how to truly engage with clients to drive value from a property.
Michelle graduated from the University of South Australia in 2004 with a Bachelor of Business (Property). Michelle then spent time developing asset and property management experience working in London and in South Australian government agencies.
In her previous role, Michelle worked in client-side lease management and corporate property management for a state government agency, with a number of key achievements including a strategic consolidation of leased office accommodation netting over $30m of savings across a new 12 year lease.
Michelle is well connected across the property market and has spent time on the Property Council’s Property and Asset Management Committee, and hosted events for the Adelaide City Council’s CitySwitch Network.
In her current role, Michelle manages several properties in a diverse portfolio that include CBD buildings, retail, office, industrial, and a Medical Centre - with government and national tenants.
Michelle graduated from the University of South Australia in 2004 with a Bachelor of Business (Property). Michelle then spent time developing asset and property management experience working in London and in South Australian government agencies.
In her previous role, Michelle worked in client-side lease management and corporate property management for a state government agency, with a number of key achievements including a strategic consolidation of leased office accommodation netting over $30m of savings across a new 12 year lease.
Michelle is well connected across the property market and has spent time on the Property Council’s Property and Asset Management Committee, and hosted events for the Adelaide City Council’s CitySwitch Network.
In her current role, Michelle manages several properties in a diverse portfolio that include CBD buildings, retail, office, industrial, and a Medical Centre - with government and national tenants.
