Residential Real Estate Development And Investment - Part B

This course covers spectrum of the various types of residential developments also known as “asset classes” from small residential developments such as renovations to larger projects such as high-rise apartments and retirement villages.

Ron Forlee

Finance | core | 10 hours | Published: Sep 2021

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Overview

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This course includes:

10+ hours of on-demand video
1 module
Core level
Direct access/chat with the instructor
100% self-paced online
Many downloadable resources
Shareable certificate of completion

Residential developments and investments come in many forms from small renovations to multi-storey apartment blocks. Each type has its own characteristics and should be approached differently to maximise their financial return. Under this course, the lectures study the various asset classes and arrives at development strategies extract maximum return on investment. In addition to general housing, the lectures also include senior’s accommodation such as retirement villages and aged care plus student housing and co-living developments. If you have taken the course on Residential Real Estate Development – Part A, the “Principles and Process”, you would have gained a good understanding of the principles of developing in residential real estate. You would have also gained knowledge in investing in this sector and the financial value in creating a portfolio of these assets. Under this course, I cover the spectrum of the various types of residential developments also known as “asset classes” from small residential developments such as renovations to larger projects such as high-rise apartments and retirement villages. Over my career, I have undertaken a range of residential developments, learning along the way, and improving my skills with each project. Some of these projects were my own while others were syndicated developments or working as an architect for other developers. The range and type included townhouses, apartments, retirement villages, student housing, land development and more recently co-living. What I have learnt is that each type of asset class has its nuances but the key fundamentals remain the same, and that is research what the market is looking for and then develop it according to the results of the research. If you are considering residential development as a career, it is, therefore, worthwhile learning and understanding the different types of residential properties in the market. By understanding these asset types and their specific success factors, it will provide you with various options when looking at a potential development site. For example, a site may be zoned for apartments, but the current market in that location may be oversupplied, but there may be a shortage of senior’s accommodation. Armed with the knowledge of retirement living, you may have an advantage over other developers in the area.

Skills You Will Gain

Approvals

Construction

Contracts

Development

Feasibility Studies

Finance

Investment

Marketing

Real Estate

Residential

Risk Management

Learning Outcomes (At the end of this program you will be able to)

Learn about the particulars of the various residential developments and which one will suit your circumstances.
Study the key success factors and development strategies of each asset class.
How to undertake a feasibility study of each asset class
How start with small residential renovation and advance to developing apartment blocks
How to finance each asset type through syndication or joint venture
Learn about the future trends in residential development and investment

Prerequisites

Basic computer skills
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Project Management

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in starting a career in real estate development which can include:

Emerging Developers / Entrepreneurs
Builders / General Contractors
Professional Consultants (Architects, Engineers, Quantity Surveyors etc.)
Real Estate Lawyers /Accountants
Construction Project Managers
Property Owners
Landowners / Investors
Real Estate Agents
Finance Consultants
Investment / Fund Managers

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