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This course is designed to provide planners a basic understanding of the key concepts that underpin development feasibility such as: development yield, gross realisation, construction costs, financing, profit, risk and residual land value. The course will also examine the impacts of planning on development feasibility including density controls, development contributions and affordable housing levies. It is intended for planners and other built environment professionals wanting to development their understanding on what makes development ‘stack-up’ and how the planning policies can impact the economics of development.
Designed For
All planners and built environment professionals seeking to development and/or improve their understanding of development feasibility
Learning Outcomes
Participants will have an understanding of:
- Key concepts that underpin development feasibility assessment
- How residual land value is calculated
- Impacts on planning policies of development feasibility
- Influence of non-planning factors on development feasibility
- How planning policies can 'capture' land value.
Presenter
Andrew Spencer is a Principal at SGS Economics and Planning and has 25 years of experience spanning planning, urban design and urban economics in both the public and private sector. He is deeply interested in how design, regulation and markets interact to shape cities. Andrew has undertaken numerous economic analysis of planning and design policies include cost-benefit analysis, value capture analysis and development feasibility studies, in collaboration with developers, valuers and quantity surveyors.
Terms & Conditions
Registrations cancelled more than 14 days prior to the event date will not incur any fees and a full refund will be granted.
If you cannot attend and you are within 14 days of the event date, you can transfer your ticket to another person.
In all other situations we cannot issue a refund or credit.
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