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FuturePlace’s Build To Rent Australia Summit 2023

On 18 October 2023, FuturePlace's Build to Rent Australia Summit will explore the investment, development and design strategies that will bolster the sector across the country.

On the 18 October 2023, FuturePlace is holding its Build to Rent Australia Summit at Dockside, Cockle Bay Wharf in Sydney – as well as virtually.

Institutional residential assets, particularly Build to Rent, are beginning to play an important role in meeting future rental housing demand in Australia. During the past five years, a pipeline of now-completed Build to Rent projects has emerged. Although new to Australia, this is evidence that the model is working.

At the Build to Rent Australia Summit, over 250 senior leaders representing developers, investors, city and government officials, architects, engineers, financiers and built world technology companies will discuss the biggest issues affecting the Build to Rent sector.

This year’s conference is targeted to those in Australia, the UK, Singapore and the US, who have an interest in the Australian Build to Rent sector.

The event will feature presentations, interactive panels, and break-out roundtables focussing on the key topics that include but are not limited to:

  • Technology
  • Market dynamics
  • Policy challenges such as rising development costs
  • Meeting demand
  • Projects under development

Exploring how market leaders are dealing with the sector-wide supply and demand imbalance, the Summit is set to provide insight and reflection from some of the industry’s biggest names.

Some include representatives from Sentinel, Greystar, Charter Hall, Cedar Pacific, Mirvac, JLL, CBRE, Aware Real Estate, AustralianSuper, Brookfield Asset Management, EY, AXA Investment Managers, Savills, Smart Urban Properties Australia, Scape, 151 Property and many more.

Our readers also receive a 15% discount using the code BTRNEWS15.

Bea Patel
Bea Patel
Bea is Co-founder and Editor at BTR News Australia, BTR News and PBSA News - and has many years of experience in the media industry, with a specific focus on the property industry.

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