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ResidentialEditorial DeskTue 27 Jul 21

Build-to-Rent Players Explain What’s Driving Sector

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Increasing investor appetite and tenant demand have improved the fundamentals of build-to-rent assets, which are well-positioned to meet the challenges of the Covid-19 environment.

As investors look for resilience, and private developers shift to meet the growing housing supply crisis, institutional residential assets will play an important role in meeting future demand.

During the past five years, a pipeline of now-completed build-to-rent projects has emerged, evidence that the model works here in this country.

So, what does the future hold for build-to-rent in Australia?

The Urban Developer proudly presents a one-day virtual summit dedicated to build-to-rent and multi-family real estate in Australia.

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State of the Build-to-Rent Sector in Australia
A detailed presentation on the emerging research, trends, policies and players in the sector.

Paul Winstanley
Head of build to rent, Australia and New Zealand
JLL
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Global Players Down Under
International build-to-rent heavyweights and their strategies for growing the pipeline in Australia.

Chris Key
Managing director
Greystar

James Greener
Fund manager, build-to-rent
Investa Property Group

Michael Streicker
President
Sentinel Real Estate (USA)
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Homegrown Heavyweights
How domestic developers and the benefit of local knowledge is underpinning Australia's build-to-rent sector.

Scott Ponton
Managing director
Arklife

Angela Buckley
General manager, build-to-rent (multi-family)
Mirvac

Christian Grahame
Head of residential
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Building the Case for Better Buildings
How the build-to-rent ownership model incentivises improved lifestyle, sustainability and commercial outcomes.

Boyana Popvassilev
Associate director, circular economy
Wolter Consulting Group

Mark Power
Senior director, real estate finance
Qualitas

Ryan Rathborne
Associate director and joint head of property
CEFC

Keith Lucas
Managing director
Sentinel Real Estate
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BTR Interactive Case Studies

Can boutique-scale build-to-rent stack up? | Botanic By Sasco (SYDNEY)
Rhys Williams
Co-founder
UKO

Building safe and secure communities through technology| Arklife Robertson Lane (BRISBANE)
Cédric Duigou
Business unit manager
Salto Systems

Flexibility and adaptability over amenity
Craig Baudin
Director
Fender Kastalidis
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The New Players and Their Models
Inside the innovative new development and operating models for build-to-rent in Australia.

Kris Daff
Managing director
Assemble

Adam Hirst
Co-founder and chief executive
Novus Living


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