Property Development

Introduction to Property Development for Planners

Planners are key stakeholders in the development process, but how much do they really understand about the property development process and the economics of property feasibility? This hands-on course uses a Parramatta case study to develop a detailed feasibility study for a development site. It gives planners an opportunity to look at all aspects of feasibility analysis.
 
Dates offered in 2012: June 7-8

Time: 9:15am to 4:30pm

Venue: Heritage Centre, 346 Church Street, Parramatta 2150 NSW

Content includes:

• an introduction to property development–dealing with the key risks;
• what the key elements are for inspecting a property development site;
• what the key issues are in financing development;
• assessing what to put on a development site;
• fundamentals of financial concepts in feasibility;
• developing to reduce risk; and
• evaluating a feasibility study.

Course Presenters: Professor Peter Phibbs with Mr Stewart Lawler. Mr Lawler is a development consultant with over 30 years of experience in the property sector.

Testimonials from recent participants:

• I enjoyed the training course very much. Not only was the content relevant but it was presented in a logical, interactive and challenging way. The course was presented to planners with the planning profession in mind and I was able to relate with many of the issues discussed. A must for all planners.
• The presenters' are perfect mix of academic and hands-on professionals. It was enjoyable and very productive training.

Cost: $799 (inclusive of morning/afternoon tea, lunch and resource materials)

2012 Registration:

Register for Introduction to Property Development for Planners 7-8 June 2012

This link will take you to the commercial site Conference Online for registration and payment.