Lainey Haratsis

Manager Strategic Projects

About

Lainey is an experienced property professional with a strong background across consultancy, government, and private development sectors. Lainey commenced her career at Macroplan in 2015, where she developed expertise in market research, analysis and economic impact assessments. Following her initial tenure at Macroplan, Lainey worked with the Victorian State Government, advising on property development opportunities for the Suburban Rail Loop project. She then spent three years as a Development Manager at ID_Land, managing multiple large-scale subdivision projects. Lainey has since rejoined Macroplan, where she now manages and advises on major strategic projects across residential, retail, health, industrial and commercial sectors.

Key Projects

Economics and Land Use Advisory

Newcastle Honeysuckle Precinct – Economic Repositioning & Optimisation Framework (Hunter & Central Coast Development Corporation)
Greater Newcastle Economic Overview (Harrington Estates)
Macquarie Park Land Use Assessment and Proposed Use Allocations (BaptistCare)
The Greens, Norwest – Land Use Assessment and Staging (Mulpha)
Glebe Affordable & Social Housing Demand Study (Wesley Mission)
Parramatta Build-to-rent Advisory (Grocon)
Burwood Highest and Best Use (HGA Group)
Market Assessment and Development Advisory (Mirvac)
Bella Vista Serviced Apartment Market Assessment (Archebiosis)
Hotel Needs Assessment (Visionary Investment Group)
Childcare Gap Analysis (Folkestone)
Retirement Village Demand Analysis (Lendlease)
Geelong Residential Market Assessment (Riverlee)
Aged Care & Retirement Market Assessment (Insight Planning)
Economic Positioning – Ravenswood Run (National Pacific Properties)

Economic Impact Assessments

Crows Nest Over Station Development Economic Impact Assessment (Transport for NSW)
Seniors Living Economic Impact Assessment (Mark Moran Group)
133-141 Western Avenue Economic Impact Assessment (Western Avenue)
Heatherton Sands Economic Impact Assessment (Jasbe Group)

Feasibility