On Demand

In this webinar, industry experts will unpack how the Iran conflict is influencing global construction markets and what it could mean for Australian development costs, supply chains and project pipelines.

In this webinar, Place Design Group associate Renee Livingstone will unpack the proposed LMR zoning changes, where new development opportunities may emerge and what the reforms could mean for Brisbane’s development pipeline.

In this partner webinar with Dincel Structural Walling, we bring together practical hydrological, geotechnical and construction expertise to explore how developers, councils and consultants can proactively manage groundwater risk within the NSW Development Application (DA) process.

This conversation explored the main themes shaping the developer’s mindset, including planning, construction, funding and capital, investment returns, project risk, buyer sentiment and more. For those within the industry, this discussion will provide critical insight into how leading developers are investing in, adapting to and predicting the future of property.

In this session, KPMG economist Terry Rawnsley explored the outlook for the next few years through the lens of developers and those directly involved in the property industry. Terry’s keynote will be followed by an interactive audience Q&A moderated by Adam Di Marco, founder and CEO of The Urban Developer.

This conversation explored the main themes shaping the developer’s mindset, including planning, construction, funding and capital, investment returns, project risk, buyer sentiment and more. For those within the industry, this discussion will provide critical insight into how leading developers are investing in, adapting to and predicting the future of property.

In this session, KPMG economist Terry Rawnsley explored the outlook for the next few years through the lens of developers and those directly involved in the property industry. Terry’s keynote will be followed by an interactive audience Q&A moderated by Adam Di Marco, founder and CEO of The Urban Developer.

This conversation explored the main themes shaping the developer’s mindset, including planning, construction, funding and capital, investment returns, project risk, buyer sentiment and more. For those within the industry, this discussion will provide critical insight into how leading developers are investing in, adapting to and predicting the future of property.

In this session, KPMG economist Terry Rawnsley explored the outlook for the next few years through the lens of developers and those directly involved in the property industry. Terry’s keynote will be followed by an interactive audience Q&A moderated by Adam Di Marco, founder and CEO of The Urban Developer.

The Melbourne Long Lunch featured a a powerhouse panel of industry leaders: Tim Price (Time & Place), Jeremy McLeod (Breathe Architecture), Katya Crema (Hip v Hype) and Anne Michaels (sheBuilt). They delivered a candid discussion on the realities of developing in Melbourne today — from escalating costs, planning complexities and more.

The Brisbane Long Lunch featured a panel of influential voices: Rob Comiskey (Comiskey Group), Frank Licastro (Frank Developments), Steve Laffey (Verso Projects) and Alexandra Stuart-Robertson (Gallery Group). They delivered a candid discussion on the forces shaping Brisbane’s future — from the city’s rapid growth and evolving residential market to the infrastructure and precinct projects driving momentum toward the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Troy Daffy, one of Queensland’s most respected and accomplished developers sits down with Adam Di Marco for a rare, behind-the-scenes look at how great projects are made. Troy talks about about spotting opportunities before the market does, navigating risk with confidence, reading cycles with precision and building a legacy that lasts.