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Last chance, the Developer Update Live Event is this Thursday!

If you’ve been meaning to grab a ticket, now’s the time. Spots are limited.

Join Shaun, Dan, Adam and Angad for a live update on what’s actually happening in Perth’s property development market, straight from people who are actively building in it.

You've got the questions; we are here to work through them.

📅 Thursday 23 April | 🕔 6:00pm
📍 Bendat Community Centre, 36 Dodd St, Wembley
🎟️ $35 — grab your spot below

https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0MtzT0

Hey developers,

Our Co-Founder Adam has been developing residential property in Perth since 2010. On Thursday night, he’s going to give you a straight read on where the market sits right now, what’s shifting, where the risk is, and how to think about it.

No noise. No sales pitch. Just the kind of update you actually want to hear from someone who’s been doing this for over a decade and is still actively building.

This community was built for conversations like this. Don’t miss it.

📅 Thursday 23 April | 🕔 6:00pm
📍 Bendat Community Centre, 36 Dodd St, Wembley
🎟️ $35 — refreshments included

https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0Mtf40

Hey developers,

Next Thursday night, our Co-Founder Angad Singh is getting on stage to share what we’re actually seeing in the Perth market right now.

Angad co-founded this community because he believed developers deserved a space for honest conversations, no fluff, no spin, just real talk from people who are in it.

If you’ve been part of this community for a while, you already know what he brings to the room. Come and hear it live.

📅 Thursday 23 April | 🕔 6:00pm
📍 Bendat Community Centre, 36 Dodd St, Wembley
🎟️ $35 — refreshments included

https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0MsC70

Hey Developers,

We are looking forward to having Shaun Strickland (Property Research Advisory) joining us on the panel next week.

Shaun’s spent 15+ years in property research and has been involved in over $1B in acquisition advisory, with a strong focus on the Perth market.

He’s also actively investing and developing himself, so he sees both sides, research and real-world ex*****on.

He’ll be sharing what he’s seeing from a market perspective, and how that’s impacting development decisions at the moment.

If you’re thinking about timing, market conditions or where things are heading. Bring your questions.

📅 23 April
📍 Bendat Community Centre
Tickets here: https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0M3Sv0

Hey Developers,

As part of our Perth Developer Market Update, we’re bringing together a panel that represents the key pillars of development: markets, finance, planning and construction.

Each speaker brings a different lens on what’s happening across the industry right now.

One of those perspectives is planning and project delivery.

We looking forward to having Daniel Paton from Developed joining us on the panel.

Daniel has worked across surveying, town planning and project management, and now leads a growing consultancy delivering planning and project solutions across WA.

He brings a practical perspective on how planning and approvals are shaping development projects today — and where developers are needing to adapt in the current environment.

Should be a great addition to the conversation.

📅 23 April
🕕 6pm

Register here:
https://ap1.hubs.ly/y0L6FP0

Hey Developers,

We had a great time last weekend presenting alongside some pretty epic and knowledgeable speakers in the development and investment space.

Topics from tax structure to market analysis were top of mind and we covered alot of group.

Grateful to the team at Fortuna Advisory group for a fantastic event.

Keep you eyes peeled for our next event we are speaking out to get all the current updates and trends.

One tree can stop a development.

Several Perth councils have introduced rules requiring approval before certain trees can be removed.

And they don’t have to be huge.

If a tree is:
• 8m tall
• 6m canopy
• 1.5m trunk circumference

…it can trigger a development approval.

On a normal block that could mean multiple protected trees.

A small planning rule like this can completely change the feasibility of a project.

Property development isn’t just about buying land — it’s about understanding policy.

If you were buying a development site, what would you check first?

Perth property is moving fast right now.

Listings are at record lows.
Homes are selling in about 9 days.
Prices are pushing into new brackets.

But this isn’t speculation.

It’s a supply shortage.

Population growth is rising faster than new housing supply — and that imbalance is pushing the market forward.

The interesting part?
Demand that used to sit under $1M is now pushing into the $1.2M–$1.5M range.

Understanding the wave of the cycle you're in matters more than trying to guess the peak.

What do you think happens next for the Perth market?