*Members Only* Investor Keynote - Fixing broken dreams: Recalibrating expectations and restoring confidence in the housing market
Details
Date: 12-Nov-2019
Capacity: 200 (31% booked)
Auckland Girls Grammar School, 14 Howe Street, Freemans Bay
Networking from 6.30pm | Presentations from 7.30pm
Members Only | Memberships from $75
AT THE INTERSECTION OF SOCIOLOGY & AND HOUSING POLICIES IS WHERE YOU WILL FIND OPPORTUNITIES
The awesome effects of the media echo chamber can have any investor thinking that the heyday of property investment is well and truly over. But if you dare to take a step back with Dr Kay Saville-Smith and reframe the current trends as opporutnities rather than challenges, you may very well find your confidence in the market restored and yourself reinvigorated heading into 2020.
We are very pleased to be able to wrap up the 2019 Investor Keynote Series with a much anticipated presentation from Dr Saville-Smith who will be talking about the genesis of the broken housing dream and how, in addressing the underlying systematic challenges will there be opporutnities created for homeowners as well as property investors.
Talking points
- The current state of our housing market, how we've reached various points of success and failure and where do we go from here;
- The main challenges facing access to housing and the corresponding opportunities they present to industry. policymakers and property investors;
- The effects of coupling the ageing tenant pool with the housing tenure revolution and the inherent silver-lining for landlords;
- The future of the rental market and to what extent it will be shaped by structural ageing and homeownership challenges.
Presenter
Kay Saville Smith is the Research Director of CRESA (Centre for Research, Evaluation and Social Assessment). A sociologist, Kay has built up twenty years
of solid expertise in community and social policy research. Her research areas include applied social research and evaluation in housing, public policy
and community development.
