(Judith) Rebecca Leshinsky

Associate Professor (Judith) Rebecca Leshinsky

Associate Professor

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Open to

  • Media enquiries
  • Masters Research or PhD student supervision

About

Associate Professor Rebecca Leshinsky (PhD) is a property and urban planning barrister, university lecturer and researcher.

School of Property, Construction and Project Management, RMIT University

In challenging times:

  • Think global. Understand local.
  • Try mediation & arbitration, ahead of litigation.
  • Think urban risk & apply resilience strategies.


Research interests:

  • Property, land use planning and condominium living 
  • Property & land use planning - advanced technologies 
  • Property and commercial appropriate dispute resolution processes
  • Defence urban precincts and real estate & infrastructure 
  • Urban risk and resilience strategies
  • Real estate in outer space
  • Providence disputes

Supervisor projects

  • Feasibility of artificial technology Integration into aged care
  • 17 Oct 2023
  • Exploring Dynamics of Flood-Resilient Retrofitting in Existing Residential Properties in Victoria
  • 13 Jun 2023
  • Key Drivers of Gated Community Developments Case Study: Greater Accra Region, Ghana and London, UK
  • 2 Jul 2018
  • Transborder technologies of land administration: An inquiry into authority, agency, and artefact.
  • 22 Nov 2017

Teaching interests

  • Land use planning & development
  • Property law
  • Real Estate law
  • Commercial law
  • Real Estate advanced technologies 
  • Urban risk and resilience strategies

Research interests

 

  • Property, land use planning and condominium living 
  • Property & land use planning - advanced technologies 
  • Property and commercial appropriate dispute resolution processes
  • Defence urban precincts and real estate & infrastructure 
  • Urban risk and resilience strategies
  • Real estate in outer space
  • Providence disputes
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