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Charter Keck Cramer opens Canberra office with senior appointments

Two experienced ACT-based Directors have been appointed at the new Charter Keck Cramer office and advisory team.

Charter Keck Cramer has appointed Amanda Falahey as Director – Advisory and Luke Pilkington as Associate Director – Advisory to its growing national advisory team at its newly established Canberra office, strengthening its capacity to support government, national institutions and private sector clients across the ACT and beyond.

This move represents a deliberate investment in embedding capability where national property decisions are made. As the core of Federal Government and home to major national institutions, Canberra requires advisors who understand its procurement frameworks, probity standards and policy environment.

Amanda will lead the Canberra office. She is a highly regarded ACT-based property advisor with over 20 years’ experience, Amanda has advised Federal and ACT Government agencies, institutional clients and private organisations across commercial, retail and industrial markets.

Her expertise spans transaction management, accommodation strategy, lease negotiation, procurement and portfolio planning, with extensive experience operating within structured government frameworks and delivering rigorous, evidence-based advice.

“Having worked in the Canberra market for many years, I’m pleased to be joining Charter Keck Cramer at an important stage in the firm’s growth.

“The firm’s independence and national capability align strongly with my approach to delivering clear, commercially grounded advice. Establishing a Canberra presence creates a strong platform to support government and institutional clients both locally and nationally.”

Amanda Falahey, Director – Advisory, Charter Keck Cramer

Joining her is Luke, who is a Canberra-based development and commercial property specialist. He brings strong capability in development feasibility, highest and best use analysis, business case development and commercial modelling.

Luke has worked across government and private sector engagements, providing disciplined, decision-ready advice that supports defensible outcomes in complex environments.

The opening of the new office forms part of the firm’s broader strategy of investing in senior specialist capability across key markets, following the recent establishment of its Sydney advisory team led by Mark Daniel.

“Our Canberra office is a strategic investment in capability, not simply a geographic expansion. Amanda and Luke are highly regarded Canberra professionals who understand how government operates and how property decisions are shaped within this market.

“As an independent, conflict-free advisory firm, we provide advice that is transparent, evidence-based and aligned solely to our clients’ objectives. In Canberra, that independence is particularly important.”

Peter Hutchins, Chief Executive, Charter Keck Cramer

Charter Keck Cramer operates entirely free from transactional conflicts. For government and institutional clients this independence provides clarity and confidence. Importantly, the Canberra team is built on genuine local experience. Amanda and Luke are established ACT-based advisors with deep knowledge of government processes, market dynamics and stakeholder environments.

Amy Johnson
Amy Johnson
Amy is a Digital Journalist at BTR News Australia, BTR News and PBSA News and has a BA (Hons) degree in Journalism.

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