Jodie Masson

Jodie Masson is a distinguished lawyer with over two decades of expertise in transactional property services. Her extensive experience encompasses sales, acquisitions, due diligence, project documentation, leasing and licensing, distressed property sales, agency law, and general advisory work across various property concerns. Renowned for her dedication to long-term client relationships, Jodie has been instrumental in managing the full life cycle of property assets, providing legal counsel from purchase through to refurbishment, leasing, and eventual sale. Her skills have been pivotal in driving several significant portfolio transactions to success. Jodie is actively engaged with the property industry, holding membership with Property Funds Australia. Her contributions were recognised in 2011 when she became a fellow of the Australian Property Institute’s prestigious Property Leaders’ Program. She is consistently acknowledged among the "Best Lawyers® in Australia" in Real Property Law, most recently featured in the 2025 edition, and has earned recognition in Doyle's Guide as both a recommended property lawyer and leading leasing lawyer. Her expertise has also earned her a finalist position in the 'Real Estate Partner of the Year' category at the 2022 Lawyer's Weekly Partner of the Year Awards, and inclusion in the “2022 Most Influential Lawyer” list by Australasian Lawyer. She actively contributes to the legal community, serving on the College of Law Academic Board and the Work Experience Appeals Committee as the legal profession representative. Jodie is also a member of the Law Society of NSW. Jodie’s dedication to her clients is best captured in the words of Guy Halsted, Development Executive at 151 Property: “Jodie is the best commercial property lawyer I have worked with. She is straightforward, reliable, and possesses a deep understanding of property law. Her counsel has been invaluable in forming important commercial decisions, and her firm consistently delivers accurate documents with efficiency and speed.”