Living Sectors Summit 2024

12-13 November 2024 | Hilton Hotel, Sydney

Shaping the future of living in Australia

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Shaping the future of living in Australia

The Living Sectors Summit is a national conference, exhibition and networking event that encompasses the full life cycle of accommodation – social & affordable housing, build-to-rent, student housing and coliving. It will bring together developers, investors, financiers, government, urban planners and the AEC sector to discuss all the major issues and to co-create solutions to unlock access to affordable, sustainable and resilient housing through innovation and partnerships. The event will feature top level presentations, interactive panel discussions as well as roundtables and networking activities.

The Summit features:

  • 2 day conference featuring 90+ speakers
  • Dedicated conference tracks on Social & Affordable Housing (policy, strategy, financing) +  BTR, PBSA, Co-Living & Land lease
  • 400+ attendees
  • Exhibition with 30+ booths
  • High profile networking functions
  • Tribes (focus groups) focused on solving major challenges related to investment, design, construction and operations
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“Delighted to Chair today’s Build to Rent (BTR) Summit. Thanks to the team at FuturePlace for putting on a wonderful event. An impressive lineup of speakers and insightful discussion on the future of the BTR sector”.
Adrian Harrington
Non Exec Director, Liverty Housing & Former Chair, National Housing Finance & Investment Corporation (NHFIC)
“An exceptional first summit expertly organised with a very high calibre of speakers and panellists, and a great turnout for a sector that is clearly gaining momentum. Well done all.”
Paul Savitz
Director, Operational Capital Markets, Savills Australia and New Zealand
“It was great to be invited to speak at the FuturePlace  Build to Rent Australia Summit in Sydney this week. It was wonderful to meet so many people passionate about the sector, I left with plenty of food for thought”.
Jennie Fojtik
Head of Operations, Local Residential
“What a fantastic event to be involved in. Bringing together industry professionals from a diverse background yielded some fascinating conversations and insights. Can’t wait for next year!”.
Josh Carney
Head of Build to Rent (Multifamily) Operations, Salta Properties
Living Sectors Summit 2024

Meet Our Speakers

Cameron Leggatt

CEO, Frasers Property

Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC

Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, NSW Government

Anouk Darling

CEO, Scape

Bernard Armstrong

CEO, Cedar Pacific

James Saunders

CEO, Quintain Limited (Virtual)

Pretar Caroline Harris

Senior Vice President, Investments, Real Estate, Brookfield Asset Management

Michael Howard

Managing Director, Urban Bubble (UK)

Ahmed Fahour

CEO, Gurner Group

Matt Koskinen

Managing Director, Real Estate, Blackstone

Angela Buckley

General Manager, Build to Rent, Mirvac

Andrew Pratt

BTR Pioneer and Residential Investment Specialist, Rise Homes & Senior Advisor, Housing Growth Partnership (UK)

Petie Walker

Group Head of Sustainability & Delivery, Stockland

Adam Pillay

Senior Managing Director, Investor Relations - Global, Greystar 

Antoine Mesnage

Head of Australia, Alts, AXA Investment Managers

Rebecca Oelkers

CEO, Brisbane Housing Company

The Program

The Living Sectors Summit will bring together senior leaders to discuss the following topics:

Residential, Social & Affordable Housing

Build to Rent, CoLiving & Student Accommodation

Living Sectors Summit

Conference Schedule

Day 1 | Tuesday 12th November, 2024

08:30

Registration opens

09:00

Official welcome

Rod McLauchlan, Conference Director, FuturePlace
09:05

Chairperson’s opening remarks

Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians

THE AUSTRALIAN HOUSING MARKET – STATE OF PLAY

09:20

Opening Address: 2024 Australian housing market update – where are we?

  • What is the international & domestic economic outlook & what is this likely to mean for housing? 
  • Where does politics come in and what can we expect from a change in Government if that happens? 
  • How attractive is Australian housing as an investment to international money? 
  • Where does affordable housing & shared ownership fit in terms of the overall market? 
  • Investment & partnerships in the affordable housing sector – how is this evolving? 
Ric Deverell, Chief Economist and Head of Net Zero, Macquarie Group
09:45

Keynote address: Challenges and opportunities in the Resi market

  • What is happening in the market and when do we anticipate that the market will improve for new homes?
  • How are supply, demand and pricing looking in 2024 and who are the buyers?
  • Where do sustainability & ESG now fit for the future of the sector and what is realistic when delivering zero carbon homes?
  • Is now the real opportunity to embrace innovation, new tenures & modern methods of construction?
  • What will the Resi Development market look like in 2030?
Alexandra Gray, Head of Research, Mirvac
10:10

FIRESIDE CHAT: How can the Australian housing market innovate to deliver housing at scale?

  • How can partnerships and investment be used to make it happen and how can the private and public sector work together? 
  • How do we put socially conscious development and strong ESG credentials at the forefront of the investment in, and delivery of housing in Australia? 
  • What are the long-term opportunities? 
  • How are we looking to structure JVs with local authorities, developers & investors? 
Ahmed Fahour, CEO, Gurner Group
Interviewed by:
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
10:30

Morning refreshments & networking break

11:10

Breakout Streams

BTR, PBSA, Co-Living & Land lease

(design, build, fund, invest, operate)

11:10

Chairperson‘s opening remarks


Chair
Jeremy Quinn, Principal, Franklin St.
11:15

International Presentation: ‘Under the International Bonnet' - What drives a BTR business?

- After a decade of delivering BTR, how has the industry evolved and what are the major lessons? - How do the major players run their businesses? - What sits behind their brand, their values, and culture? - What is their vision for the future and predictions for the shape of things to come?

Michael Howard, Managing Director, Urban Bubble (UK)

11:35

Spotlight session: Why an integrated mobile technology experience is key for the long-term viability of BTR

Chris Efthimiou, Commercial Director, Erin Living Technologies

11:45

Panel discussion: Fuelling BTR – What drives investment?

- How has the investment market evolved over the past 12 months? - What attributes and qualities does an investor look for in a development partner, how important is track record and access to deal flow? - In Australian terms what locations are currently most attractive, what new locations are emerging? - What are biggest challenges in achieving viability and accessing capital? - What impact is the increasing importance of ESG having on investment?

Christian Grahame, Head, Home
Angela Buckley, General Manager, Build to Rent, Mirvac
Adam Pillay, Senior Managing Director, Investor Relations - Global, Greystar 
Dan McLennan, Co-CEO, Local Residential
James Greener, Head of Living Sectors, Charter Hall


Facilitated by
Jordan Lim, Associate Director, Real Estate Advisory Services, Ernst & Young
12:25

Panel discussion: The challenges of delivering more rented accommodation across all forms of housing

- How can new legislation enhance the growth of the housing market? - What are the biggest obstacles of getting BTR off the ground? - What is the role of land-lease communities and retirement living in adding to the availability of rental accommodation? - What strategies should we implement to deliver more rented dwellings across all types of housing? - What type of support is needed from Federal, State and Local Government to boost BTR, land-lease communities and retirement living? What changes do we require from the planning system to foster growth?

Cameron Leggatt, CEO, Frasers Property
Mark Tait, Group Executive, Head of Developments, Investa
Fabrizio Perilli, Managing Director, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Versatile Group, PERIFA
Brian Mariotti, Director, AJC Architects


Facilitated by
Jeremy Quinn, Principal, Franklin St.
13:00

Presentation: Transforming Australia’s Housing Market: The Power of Strategic Partnerships

Geoff Horth, CEO , Smart Urban Properties Australia

13:20

Lunch & networking break

Social and Affordable Housing

(policy, strategy & financing)

11:10

Chairperson‘s opening remarks


Chair
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
11:15

FIRESIDE CHAT with Housing Australia’s new CEO

Scott Langford, CEO, Housing Australia


Facilitated by
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
11:45

Panel discussion: Investing into affordable housing

- What is attracting private sector money into the sector and what are they looking for? - What is the long-term investment capacity of this sector and where do we see the growth areas? - How can we make investments in the social housing sector a genuine impact investment and how can this be prioritised? - What is the future role of impact investors in the affordable housing sector? - What kind of structures and JVs are being used and how can the model work? - Does the growth of the build to rent market offer a path to genuinely affordable rental stock?

Andrew Brooks, Group Executive, Homes, SGCH
Peter Johnston, Managing Director, Lighthouse Infrastructure
Antoine Mesnage, Head of Australia, Alts, AXA Investment Managers


Facilitated by
Pretar Caroline Harris, Senior Vice President, Investments, Real Estate, Brookfield Asset Management
12:20

Presentation: Upcoming planning changes to enable more social and affordable housing around the country

Julie Saunders, Director, Urbis

12:40

Presentation: Technology and innovation: Developing a future focused living sector

- How to deliver new and better housing and employment outcomes in urban and regional settings in response to population growth, demographic shifts, changing employment trends and decarbonisation

Brian Haratsis, Executive Chairman, Macroplan
- Exploring the role of AI and new technology in the planning process - How will automation and EVs support the mobility revolution and generate opportunities for the living sector in the coming decades?

13:00

Lunch & networking break

14:20

Breakout Streams

  • The role of traditional banks and financial institutions in providing construction loans direct to developers and builders  
  • The role of global capital, mezzanine finance, equity players to support property lending 
  • Strategies to address housing affordability challenges and support the development of affordable housing projects.  
  • The role of banks in lending to address challenges and support the development of affordable housing projects    
BTR, PBSA, Co-Living & Land Lease

(design, build, fund, invest, operate)

14:20

Presentation: The evolution from PBSA to Co-living & PBSL

Gain insights into the future of shared living as we navigate through the realms of purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), co-living, hybrid living models and purpose-built shared living (PBSL), uncovering the opportunities, challenges and transformative potential of these evolving housing solutions.

Anouk Darling, CEO, Scape

14:40

Panel discussion: Building communities in Build-to-Rent developments

How can architecture play a crucial role in providing the appropriate infrastructure to build great communities in BTR and other residential developments? Also hear how to design and deliver interior solutions that satisfy the unique challenges of BTR student accommodation and PBSA.

Ray Mah, Director, DKO Architecture
Anthony Garagounis, Director, Projects and Growth, Build to Rent, Mirvac
Loren Thanyakittikul, Head of Design, Local: Residential
Phillip Rossington, Principal, BVN
Jen Lewis, National Strategic Accounts Manager, Milliken

15:15

Presentation: Cost savings won’t be enough: key considerations to build sustainable investment returns in the housing sector

Gain insights into the key project delivery considerations that build sustainable investment returns in the housing sector (BTR, PBSA); from overcoming cost pressures in the development phase through to establishing and using data to improve operational performance and guide strategic planning as you develop your housing portfolio.


Facilitated by
Courtney Raven, Operations Director, Indi, Investa
15:35

Afternoon tea & networking break

Social & Affordable Housing

(policy, strategy & financing)

14:10

Panel discussion: The role of community housing providers and partnerships in housing delivery

- Which tenures are the priority and what is the view on BTR, shared ownership, social rent & affordable rent? - How is a modern community housing providers looking to build partnerships and who with? - What is the community housing partnerships view on ESG and how can the housing sector as a whole become more sustainable and demonstrate stronger social & environmental credentials?

Trevor Cooke, CEO, Commercial and General
Leonie King, CEO, City West Housing
Lyall Gorman, CEO, Evolve Housing
Andrew McAnulty, CEO, Link Wentworth
Michele Adair, CEO, Housing Trust

15:00

Presentation: Barriers to institutional investment into social and affordable housing

Private investment flows into subsidised housing are larger and growing in markets such as the UK and the US relative to countries like Australia. We consider the issues including policy approaches used by governments to encourage private capital and regulatory issues which underpin confidence and supports sophistication and development of the sector.

15:20

Comparing state housing policies across Australia

The housing system’s inability to supply sufficient housing that meets the population’s needs is the primary reason for worsening affordability. We compare how the states are approaching this issue.

15:40

Afternoon tea & networking break

16:20

Panel discussion: How are financiers stepping up to the plate to support the housing industry in Australia

  • The role of traditional banks and financial institutions in providing construction loans direct to developers and builders  
  • The role of global capital, mezzanine finance, equity players to support property lending 
  • Strategies to address housing affordability challenges and support the development of affordable housing projects.  
  • The role of banks in lending to address challenges and support the development of affordable housing projects    
Panellists:
Caryn Kakas, Head of Housing Strategy, ANZ
Spiro Papadolias, Partner, Banking and Projects, Gilbert + Tobin
Nicholas Campbell, Executive Director of Living, IB&M, Commonwealth Bank
Julie Rynski, Chair of NAB’s Affordable Housing Council, Executive Business Metro and Specialised , National Australia Bank
Facilitated by:
Rory Hunter, Founder and CEO, MODEL
16:50

Panel discussion: Navigating the complexities of Build-to-Rent developments

An expert-led discussion on the key considerations for legal, funding, valuations, and project financials. 

Chris Axsentieff, Head of Investments, Local Residential
Michael Dziegielewski, Development Principal, Living, Hines
Ian Menzies, National Director, WT Partnership
Puian Mollaian, Co-founder and Investment Director, Apt Residential
Facilitated by:
Sabrina Tapson, Advisor, Social and Affordable Housing, MBM
17:20

End of day 1 & networking drinks

An expert-led discussion on the key considerations for legal, funding, valuations, and project financials. 

Day 2 | Wednesday 13th November, 2024

09:00

Official welcome and chairperson’s opening remarks

Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
09:10

UK Case study: Investing capital with the purpose of delivering social impact through partnership to increase the number of homes being delivered

  • How are private and public sectors approaching social value in the built environment to deliver improved economic, social and environmental outcomes? 
  • Joint Ventures: The evolution of the JV and the benefits of collaboration 
  • Working in partnership to deliver great places and high-quality homes 
Andrew Pratt, BTR Pioneer and Residential Investment Specialist, Rise Homes & Senior Advisor, Housing Growth Partnership (UK)
09:30

Quintain presentation: Turning a former events destination into a thriving BTR neighbourhood over 20 years

  • How are private and public sectors approaching social value in the built environment to deliver improved economic, social and environmental outcomes? 
  • Joint Ventures: The evolution of the JV and the benefits of collaboration 
  • Working in partnership to deliver great places and high-quality homes 
James Saunders, CEO, Quintain Limited (Virtual)
09:50

Panel discussion: Investor and developer sentiment and strategy across the living sector

A panel of investors and developers discuss the challenges and opportunities they are facing in buying, funding and delivering real estate across the living sector. 

Tjarko Edzes, Chief Capital Officer, Scape
Mitchell Schauer, Managing Director, Head of Real Estate Investment Banking, Jarden
Adam Crowe, Chief Investment Officer, Investa
Matt Koskinen, Managing Director, Real Estate, Blackstone
Anne Jolic, Director of Operations, Development, Lendlease
Facilitated by:
Jack Bergin, Director, Head of Living Capital Markets, JLL
10:30

Morning refreshments & networking break

11:00

Breakout Streams

Throughout the day, sessions within each track run concurrently, allowing participants to attend the track that best aligns with their interests.

A panel of investors and developers discuss the challenges and opportunities they are facing in buying, funding and delivering real estate across the living sector. 

BTR, PBSA, Co-Living & Land Lease

(design, build, fund, invest, operate)

11:00

Chairperson‘s opening remarks


Chair
Tony Massaro, Partner, Real Estate and Health, KordaMentha
11:00

Panel discussion: Land Lease communities

Australia's property market is transforming to tackle housing affordability and shortages. Land lease communities offer a viable solution, especially for the ageing population. With a rapidly growing 50+ age group, estimated to reach 10.2 million Australians by 2030, the demand for affordability, social connectivity and lifestyle benefits provided by these communities is rising. So where in lies the opportunities for the property developers and investors, and can Land Lease fill the growing retirement affordability gap?

Von Slater, CEO, Serenitas 
Matthew Belford, Managing Director, Next Living 
Michael Rabey, Executive General Manager, Development, Ingenia Communities 
Stephen Gould , General Manager - Land Lease, Mirvac


Facilitated by
Kate Melrose, , NED, Advisor, Chair, Land Lease and Living sector innovation
11:35

Panel discussion: Revving up the Australian co-living market

Join us to delve into the multifaceted aspects of coliving, exploring the intersection of streamlined operations, sustainable design and community-building and uncover how these elements contribute to thriving communities.

Rhys Williams, Founder, UKO
Stuart Rowe, Head of New Business and Origination, Investa
Lucas Salagaras, Managing Director, Point Capital


Facilitated by
Ninotschka Titchkosky, Leader in Architectural Innovation and ex-co CEO, BVN
Social and Affordable Housing

(policy, strategy & financing)

11:00

Chairperson‘s opening remarks


Chair
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
11:00

Panel discussion: Growing the Supply of Social and Affordable Housing

- Inclusionary Zoning: will it be a game changer for increasing supply? - How can we bring local communities along in creating affordable housing in their local areas?

Andrew Hannan, CEO, Community Housing Canberra
Rebecca Oelkers, CEO, Brisbane Housing Company
Charles Northcote, CEO, BlueCHP
Chris Smith, CEO, Foundation Housing


Facilitated by
Richard Temlett, National Executive Director of Research, Charter Keck Cramer
11:35

Panel discussion: Financing and investing in new housing supply

Delivering new housing supply requires significant investment. This session explores new ways of financing housing delivery, bringing together diverse perspectives working to address a key housing challenge.

Bernard Armstrong, CEO, Cedar Pacific
Michael Palassis, Executive Director, Paxon
Tim Shaw, Executive Director, For Purpose Investment Partners
Mark Power, Head of Income Credit, Qualitas


Facilitated by
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
12:10

Lunch & exhibition viewing

13:10

Breakout Streams

Innovation Talks & BTR, PBSA, Co-Living & Land Lease
13:10

Innovation Talks

Talk 1: Smarter Connected Communities: Revolutionising Urban Developments with Innovative In-Building Prop-Tech Solutions

Paul Detering, Strategic Accounts Director, Smart Urban Properties Australia (SUPA)
Talk 2: ASSA ABLOY
Ferris El-Afifi, Director of Business Development, ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions Australia
Talk 3: Price Wizard
Greg Einfeld, Director, Price Wizard
Talk 4: Net360
Dan Paolini, Director – Products and Engineering, Net360
Talk 5: Motorola Solutions: Smart Protected Buildings: Leveraging the Power of Cloud, Security enabled IOT Devices and Advanced Analytics
Wayne Goss, Senior Director APAC Cloud Security-IT Channels, Motorola
Talk 6: Superloop
Jack Sparksman, Commercial Director, Smart Communities, Superloop

13:50

Panel discussion: PBSA future outlook

- What is happening with rents, values, & opportunity areas? - Where do we see the product and service evolving and is there now a big opportunity to diversify and serve other markets other than students? - How can the sector adapt to deliver what the modern customer wants? - Where do operators and investors see the market evolving

Peter Bates, Executive Chairman, UniLodge Australia
Phil Shelley, Managing Director, The Living Advisory
Paige Muggeridge, Principal, Blackstone


Facilitated by
Paul Savitz, Director of Operational Capital Markets, Savills
14:20

Afternoon tea & networking break

Tribes

Multidisciplinary groups focused on solving major challenges related to investment, design, construction and operations.

13:10

Tribe 1: Multiplying housing outcomes through smart planning and delivery


Facilitated by
Julie Saunders, Director, Urbis
13:10

Tribe 2: Attracting tenants without capital investment


Facilitated by
Sam Davey, Executive General Manager, Smart Urban Properties Australia
13:10

Tribe 3: Rethinking Project Feasibility: Innovative approaches to address Australia’s housing market challenges

Join us for a dynamic roundtable that tackles the critical challenges in Australia’s housing sector, including rising costs across various categories such as land acquisition, site preparation, design and consulting fees, construction, soft costs, government charges, contingencies, and fit-out and handover expenses. We’ll explore cutting-edge financing models, advanced technologies, and sustainable practices that enhance project viability and maximise return on investment (ROI). Discover actionable strategies to navigate these cost complexities and future-proof your residential and commercial projects in today’s evolving housing landscape.


Facilitated by
Nick Gill, CEO, David Phillips International
13:10

Tribe 4: Share Equity- Innovative financing and investing delivering alternative scalable solutions for homeownership

14:10

Afternoon tea & networking break

14:40

Ministerial Address | Politics and housing delivery - Innovative opportunities and actionable solutions to address the housing crisis head on

  • What are the top-down approaches relevant in the operational aspects of a living sector development – from marketing to leasing to tenant engagement – that are fundamental to its success 
  • How are technology integrations enhancing BTR developments, from resident experience to management and operations? 
  • How do you implement efficient management systems to optimise property operations, reduce costs and enhance overall operational performance? 
  • Examining what works, what doesn’t and what needs to change? 
Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC, Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, NSW Government
14:50

Fireside chat with the Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC

  • Examining the nexus of social value opportunities across affordable, social, BTR and the housing market? 
  • How do you measure the social value across living sectors 
  • Is it possible to retrofit old buildings and if so, where are the opportunities? 
  • How can partnerships between investors, developers and community housing providers add real social value, whilst regenerating and providing much needed housing? 
Hon. Rose Jackson, MLC, Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness, NSW Government
Interviewed by:
Adrian Harrington, Senior Adviser, Lighthouse Infrastructure, and NSW State Chair, Housing All Australians
15:00

Panel discussion: Delivering exceptional resident experiences, operational efficiency and maximising shareholder value in living sectors

  • What are the top-down approaches relevant in the operational aspects of a living sector development – from marketing to leasing to tenant engagement – that are fundamental to its success 
  • How are technology integrations enhancing BTR developments, from resident experience to management and operations? 
  • How do you implement efficient management systems to optimise property operations, reduce costs and enhance overall operational performance? 
  • Examining what works, what doesn’t and what needs to change? 
Panellists:
Tomas Johnsson, CEO, UniLodge Australia & Essence Communities
Courtney Raven, Operations Director, Indi, Investa
Greg Spicer, CEO, Rezpage Property Management
Thomas Walkley, Co-Founder and CEO, Erin Living Technologies
Edward McAuliffe, Director of Residential Development and BTR Operations, Salta
Facilitated by:
Jennie Fojtik, Head of Operations, Local: Residential
15:30

Locknote panel discussion: Enhancing Sustainability - How can the sector reach the highest standards of ESG?

  • Examining the nexus of social value opportunities across affordable, social, BTR and the housing market? 
  • How do you measure the social value across living sectors 
  • Is it possible to retrofit old buildings and if so, where are the opportunities? 
  • How can partnerships between investors, developers and community housing providers add real social value, whilst regenerating and providing much needed housing? 
Petie Walker, Group Head of Sustainability & Delivery, Stockland
Chris Nunn, General Manager – ESG, Scape
James Dunstan, Chief Strategy Officer, SUPA: Smart Urban Properties Australia
Phil Shelley, Co-Founder and COO, MODEL
Facilitated by:
Alison Scotland, CEO, Australian Sustainable Built Environment Council
16:00

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WHO ATTENDS

The Living Sectors Summit will bring together senior leaders representing:

  • Developers
  • Asset Owners/Landlords/REITs
  • Real Estate Services
  • Government
  • Economic Development Agencies
  • Investors (Institutional and Private Equity)
  • Engineering/Construction firms
  • Architects & Designers
  • Urban Planners
  • Placemaking experts
  • Technology Providers/Consultants
  • Legal firms
  • Advisory/Consulting firms

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Innovation Partners

Innovation Partners

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PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

As the momentum for Living Sectors accelerates in Australia, organisations that provide finance, investment, design, construction, material and technology solutions, along with the services ecosystem that sells, manages and maintains Living Sector assets will experience significant new demand. First movers will see big wins. What better reason to consider becoming a partner at Australia’s most important Living Sectors event.

If you are involved in the following areas, we’d like to hear from you:

  • Developers
  • Finance providers
  • Urban Planning & Design
  • Architectural firms
  • Engineering consultants
  • Real Estate Services
  • Construction firms
  • Placemaking consultants
  • Net-Zero/Sustainability solutions
  • Prefabrication/Modular construction solutions
  • Proptech solutions
  • Comms & Infrastructure solutions
  • Parking solutions
  • EV Charging
  • Experience design
  • Building management services

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