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Property syndicates offer a pathway for property developers and investors to collectively participate in real estate investment opportunities.

The Urban Developer presents its Build-to-Rent: 2024 Landscape vCourse, a timely exploration of Australia’s rapidly expanding build-to-rent (BTR) sector. Positioned as a key solution to housing affordability and community building, BTR continues to grow in relevance and success.

This virtual course by The Urban Developer, in collaboration with McCullough Robertson, offers a comprehensive 1.5-hour session on structuring and managing property joint ventures (JVs).

The Urban Developer, in partnership with Procore, hosted a webinar addressing the decline in productivity on Australian construction sites and its impact on project timelines, costs, and efficiency.

Australia’s land lease community (LLC) sector has grown to over $12 billion in market value, becoming a key focus for property developers and investors. The Urban Developer’s Land Lease Communities Summit explored the sector’s role in addressing housing affordability and catering to Australia’s ageing population.

Do you want to learn how to build a residential feasibility and structure a deal? The Urban Developer and Altus Group present a comprehensive online masterclass that delves into the numbers and shapes behind the project.

Looking to get into property development but don't know where to start? Join The Urban Developer and Altus Group for an online masterclass that will guide you through the entire property development lifecycle in the residential sector.

The Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) sector, driven by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), remains a significant focus for developers, investors, and disability advocates over a decade after its introduction.

The construction industry faces unprecedented challenges, with rising costs, financial instability, and intensified competition among builders. In this free webinar, The Urban Developer, in partnership with IPEX, examines the key issues impacting construction project viability and offers practical solutions for developers to mitigate risks.

With urban density increasing and the demand for flexible housing solutions rising, co-living has emerged as an innovative investment frontier.

Australia's housing crisis demands urgent solutions, with major cities grappling with soaring property prices, high living costs, and inadequate housing supply.

New planning changes aimed at alleviating Australia’s housing shortage have unlocked significant ‘micro-development’ opportunities for private investors and developers.