Burgess Rawson is excited to announce the promotion of Chelsea Anderson to Head of Asset Management, Victoria, a key strategic move designed to strengthen our commitment to delivering exceptional value and service to our clients.

In her new role, Chelsea will focus on delivering asset management services, ensuring strong tenant engagement, and driving sustainable growth across Burgess Rawson’s expansive Victorian portfolio. Her expertise in navigating market shifts and maintaining high occupancy rates will provide stability and long-term value for both landlords and tenants.

With extensive experience in asset management, Chelsea has successfully overseen diverse portfolios across all asset classes. She has worked with some of the world’s largest organisations, strengthening tenant relationships and optimising portfolio performance.

Having originally built her career at Burgess Rawson, Chelsea gained extensive industry experience before returning to the agency in 2024, where she is instrumental in guiding clients toward strong investment outcomes.

Burgess Rawson CEO, Ingrid Filmer said, “Chelsea’s appointment reflects our commitment to recognising and fostering talent, reinforcing a culture where expertise and leadership are valued. People return to Burgess Rawson because of the culture, the opportunities, and the strength of our platform.

“We’re proud to have Chelsea back in a senior leadership role. It demonstrates that we not only recognise talent but also create an environment where the best in the industry want to grow their careers. That continuity is a huge advantage for our clients, particularly our Victorian landlords and tenants, who benefit from long-term relationships and deep market knowledge.”

Chelsea’s appointment reinforces Burgess Rawson’s ongoing investment in talent and its commitment to providing market-leading expertise in commercial asset management.

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