Does Your Project Stack Up? Learn the Secrets to a Successful Project Feasibility

As property markets across the country go through a period of self-correction, there has never been a more important time to learn the skills associated with a project feasibility.

The Urban Developer is delighted to offer our subscribers an in-depth and practical masterclass that will explore the theory underpinning development feasibilities while also providing attendees with a practical understanding of how to develop and maintain a residential project feasibility.

Course objective

The Feasibility Essentials course will provide attendees with the combined theoretical understanding and practical skills required to develop a residential project feasibility.

Led by Adam Di Marco, founder of The Urban Developer and boutique developer Di Marco Group, this course has been designed to draw upon real case studies and interactive learning.

Learning outcomes

Attendees who complete the course will walk away with the ability to build, model and manage a financial feasibility model for a residential development.

Starting with a base-level understanding of the financial theory and risk management techniques that underpin project feasibilities, the course will promptly progress to a practical modelling workshop.

With the core objective to answer the question - does this project stack up? - attendees will start by learning about the key inputs required to build a feasibility.

Through a guided interactive session, participants will then build a property development feasibility for a real project from scratch.

Attendees will undertake two independent feasibilities based on a boutique townhouse project and a small land subdivision.

The course will conclude with an introduction to the advanced concepts of cash flow modelling and property development financing structures.

Course structure

• An introduction to the theory underpinning feasibility.

• The four pillars of a property development feasibility.

• Project 1: Does is stack up? Boutique unit project.

• Case study 1: Townhouse project

• Case study 2: Land subdivision project

• An introduction to the advanced concept of cash flow modelling

• An introduction to the advanced concept of financing structures

Who should attend?

• Emerging to intermediate property investors and developers

• Development and project managers

• Consultants and service providers

• Finance and investment professionals

• Real estate agents and project marketers

• Construction contractors and subcontractors

• Government and planning authorities.

Click on your city to register

Brisbane - 5 April

Sydney - 12 April

Melbourne - 17 April