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Ben Jackson
Fri 16 Oct 26

Get Inside the Office Strategy Behind GPT Group’s Income Growth

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Matthew Brown oversees 1.3 million square metres of Australian office space for GPT Group.

Next Thursday, in Sydney, he’ll explain what the sector’s strongest income growth in the group’s latest half-year result reveals about where the office market is heading.

The GPT Group head of office oversees a platform that delivered the group’s strongest income growth in its latest half-year result, on the back of  a career that’s include ISPT, Charter Hall and Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC.

His fireside, Inside GPT: The Office Advantage, unpacks how the group identifies and secures the right assets and responds to evolving occupier demand, and where the next opportunities lie for office developers.

The fireside is the headline session of three for our Office Leaders Forum.

JLL managing director for NSW and head of research for Australasia Andrew Ballantyne opens the lunch with The Great Reset, mapping the market’s new phase: stabilising occupier demand, outperforming premium assets and the recycling of secondary stock.

Then Investa head of developments Mark Tait, IFM Investors head of portfolio for office Nicole Ward, Centuria Office REIT fund manager Belinda Cheung and Concept head of workplace strategy Ivy Li get into the playbook: how developers, investors and designers are balancing commercial performance, tenant experience and long-term resilience in the next generation of office assets.

All of it runs across a single lunch—three sessions in three hours with networking built in, and done by 3pm.

Tickets are strictly limited and priced at $365 + GST, or $295 + GST for TUD+ members. Time is running out to secure yours.

The Office Leaders Forum will be held on Thursday, October 22 at the Four Seasons Hotel Sydney.

Register now.



Thursday, October 22 2026 | Four Seasons Hotel Sydney | 12pm to 3pm

Article originally posted at: https://www.theurbandeveloper.com/articles/office-leaders-forum-sydney-gpt-group