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ResidentialDavid Di MarcoThu 19 Jan 17

2017 Residential Market Outlook - A Developer's Perspective

Resi-Market-Outlook-2017

 The Urban Developer, in partnership with 

Colliers International and 

REA Group, are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Insights Series event, 2017 Residential Market Outlook: A Developer’s Perspective.

Featuring a keynote presentation from Nerida Conisbee, Chief Economist of REA Group and one of Australia’s most trusted property market experts, this event is a must for anyone involved in the residential development sector.

Following Nerida's keynote presentation will be an in-depth panel discussion with a carefully curated panel of industry experts including residential apartment and land developers, as well as senior representatives from leading project marketing firm, Colliers International.

Moderated by The Urban Developer founder and publisher Adam Di Marco, the discussion will delve deep into the forecasts, trends, opportunities and challenges that impact the residential market in 2017.

 
Event attendees can expect to hear opinions and insights into:

  • What is the general outlook for the residential development sector in 2017?

  • What are the major opportunities and challenges facing property developers and investors?

  • What is the outlook for off-the-plan residential settlements across the country?

  • Where are the new residential development opportunities for developers?

  • How will demographic, social and technological change impact the industry?

  • Property developers and investors

  • Architects and design professionals

  • Engineering and construction providers

  • Banks and financial institutions

  • Real estate agents and marketers

  • Planning and government authorities

The event will be followed by casual networking drinks and nibbles, so we encourage you to join us for an insightful start to 2017!

Seats are limited so please ensure you book early to avoid missing out.


 

 


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David Di Marco
The Urban Developer - National Events Director
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