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UDIA SA PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Property Development and
Project Management Course
Essential skills to advance your career | Learn from experts sharing their knowledge
COURSE OUTLINE
PURPOSE
To provide the basic skills, knowledge and terminology required to work within the urban development
industry. The course will provide an overview of the tools needed to navigate through the development
process and will clearly define the various roles which make up a project team. Key concepts will be
provided in case study format.
TARGET MARKET
Graduates and current personnel working within the development industry (both entry-level and advanced)
seeking to enhance graduate programs or on-going staff professional development.
FORMAT
Six daily modules, with 2-3 topics per module, will be covered over a six week period. The course is
delivered in a classroom style by experienced South Australian practitioners. The sessions will be held at
UDIA, from 8.30am – 4.00pm. All sessions, course notes, lunches and morning teas will be included in the
course fee, as well as a ‘Certificate of Attendance’ after the completion of the course. Each participant will
receive copies of notes for each module which will relate to the on-screen presentations provided by each
presenter.
PATHWAY & CPD
Through a partnership with Swinburne University of Technology, upon completion, participants are able to
enrol with Swinburne and through the recognition of prior learning, gain a Diploma of Project Management.
The University will guide applicants through the process and more detailed information is provided upon
registration.UDIA SA PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Property Development and
Project Management Course
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
COURSE SESSION PRESENTER/S TIME
MODULE 1 1. The Process of Development (an overview) Damien Collins 8.30am to
Burke Urban 10.30am
Monday
20th September 2. Buying The Right Land Peter Koulizos 11.00am to
University of Adelaide 1.00pm
Site Analysis
& Acquisition 3. Use of Land Business Structure Austin Wakeham & Mathew 2.00pm to
Brittingham Finlaysons 4.00pm
1. Planning Approval with Councils Helen Dyer 8.30am to
MODULE 2
Holmes Dyer 10.30am
Monday 2. Understanding the planning system Richard Dwyer 11.00am to
18th October
Ekistics 1.00pm
Development 3. Property Development Financing Adam Miller 2.00pm to
Approvals
and Capital options Stamford Capital Australia 4.00pm
MODULE 3 1. Surveying and Titling The Land Glenn Hordacre 8.30am to
Alexander Symonds 10.30am
Monday
11th October 2. Planning Framework & Law Victoria Shute & Laura 11.00am to
Antoniazzi, KelledyJones 1.00pm
Building
Approvals 3. Introduction to Site Contamination David Probert 2.00pm to
Agon Environmental 4.00pm
MODULE 4 1. Planning for Infrastructure and Monish Bhindi 8.30am to
Civil Construction GREENHILL 10.30am
Monday
16th August 2. Architecture Design Mario Dreosti 11.00am to
Brown Falconer 1.00pm
Designing
a Solid 3. Housing Design John Eckert 2.00pm to
Foundation Jabba Design 4.00pm
MODULE 5 1. Placemaking David Cooke 8.30am to
City Collective 10.30am
Monday
23rd August 2. Stakeholder and Community Engagement Nicole Halsey 11.00am to
URPS 1.00pm
Marketing
Your Project 3. Marketing and Selling Your Project John Taarnby 2.00pm to
Taarnby Projects 4.00pm
MODULE 6
1. Introduction into Project Management Tom Sulda 8.30am to
Monday LATSA 2.00pm
30th August
2. Contract Law James Levinson 2.15pm to
Project Botten Levinson 4.00pm
ManagementUDIA SA PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Property Development and
Project Management Course
OUTLINE OF MODULES
MODULE 1 MODULE 2 MODULE 3
Site Analysis & Acquisition Development Approvals Building Approvals
SESSION ONE SESSION ONE SESSION ONE
THE PROCESS OF DEVELOPMENT PLANNING APPROVALS SURVEYING AND TITLING THE
(AN OVERVIEW) WITH COUNCIL LAND
You will understand:
You will understand: • Preparation for deposit of land You will understand the benefits of
• An introduction and overview title and development the Torrens Title System, and the
of the development process approval. importance of knowing
from start to finish. • The steps in the process, dimensions of land that you own
• Including detail of how to price including indicative timing and or seek to own. You will appreciate
your land for development with essential preparation. the use of:
key principles of property/land • The necessary documents. • Land tenure advice
economics. • Interaction with councils. • Identification surveys
• Format and legality of the • Land division
decisionmaking process. • Community and strata titles
• Lands Titles Office
SESSION TWO
SESSION TWO UNDERSTANDING THE PLANNING
BUYING THE RIGHT LAND SYSTEM
You will understand:
You will understand how to: • How to utilize the SA Planning
• Identify the top ten Adelaide Atlas to find available data in a SESSION TWO
suburbs to buy and why. spatial form PLANNING FRAMEWORK & LAW
• Evaluate the type of • The role and function of the
development – dwelling Planning & Design Code You will understand the statutory
design and dwelling number – • How to interpret and navigate and strategic planning framework
to meet financial parameters. through the Planning and in South Australia including:
Design Code • Planning and Development Act
• An overview of Zones, Sub • Planning & Design Code
Zones Overlays and • Appeals process
assessment criteria • Deeds
SESSION THREE • Available development • Contracts
USE OF LAND BUSINESS assessment pathways • Conflict resolution
STRUCTURE • How the Planning and Design
Code can be amended
You will understand the benefits • The role of the State Planning
and risks with taxation and project Commission.
administration from use of
different business arrangements: SESSION THREE SESSION THREE
• Partnership PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCTION TO SITE
• Joint venture FINANCING AND CAPITAL OPTIONS CONTAMINATION
• Discretionary trust • The “Capital Stack” in property
• Company development; debt vs. equity You will understand:
• Complying superannuation • Valuation considerations in • What Site Contamination is
fund. project finance • Assessment process of Site
• Feasibility modelling; ROC’s, Contamination
ROE’s, IRR’s • How to manage Site
• Financing site acquisition vs. Contamination
overall project funding • Regulation and the Planning
• What do lenders look for?; Key Process
inclusions for finance
applications and risk mitigants
• Bank underwriting standards
and rates
• Non Bank underwriting
standards and ratesUDIA SA PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Property Development and
Project Management Course
OUTLINE OF MODULES CONTINUED
MODULE 4 MODULE 5 MODULE 6
Designing a Solid Foundation Marketing Your Project Project Management
SESSION ONE SESSION ONE SESSION ONE
PLANNING FOR PLACEMAKING INTRODUCTION INTO PROJECT
INFRASTRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT
CIVIL CONSTRUCTION You will understand:
• Key concepts of urban design • Project Management (PM)
You will understand: for walkable communities. - a definition
• All infrastructure necessary to • Key concepts of placemaking. • High Level PM structures
be planned, approved and • Relationship between • PM frameworks and typical
constructed to support built form, transport, execution methodologies
property development in fringe community facilities, open • Understanding and controlling
and infill areas. space and essential the six critical PM constraints
• Type and timing sequence and • community service facilities. (STCBRQ);
indicative costs of • Relationship between people, • Scope
agreements/approvals with built form and transportation. • Time
infrastructure. • Relationship between • Cost
• Indicative contractors who local and state government • Benefits
provide infrastructure and civil in creating community profile • Risk
construction serves to support and maintaining community • Quality
property development. facilities. • The project managers role
• Emphasis on water sensitive including critical knowledge
urban design in contemporary areas skill sets
house and property design and • Managing stakeholders and
use. communication
SESSION TWO • Project front end loading
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN SESSION TWO including:
STAKEHOLDER & COMMUNITY • Work breakdown
You will understand: ENGAGEMENT structures
• Design documentation. • Estimation
• Engaging consultants. You will understand: • Scheduling and
• Managing the project team. • Use of community Critical Path Analysis
• Working with service engagement and feedback in • Execution and delivery
providers. planning and designing • Close out
• Preparing tender documents property developments. • Post project activities
and types of contracts. • Method of market research,
including community forums
• How to design and manage a
community engagement plan
• Benefits and risks in SESSION TWO
SESSION THREE community engagement CONTRACT LAW 101
HOUSING DESIGN You will understand:
SESSION THREE • What is a contract?
You will understand: MARKETING AND SELLING YOUR • Land sale contracts
• Housing design for different PROJECT • Construction contracts
allotments and locations. • Security of payment
• Designing for affordability. You will understand ways to • Standard for construction
• Orientation effects. maximise the value of your contracts
• Material & building techniques. property project in the selling • Contracting with consultants
• Capital & operating costs. process: • Agency Agreements
• Marketing and Branding.
• Establishing market position.
• Developing a marketing plan
• Advertising and PR.
• Closing sales.
• Pre-sales and post
construction sales marketing.UDIA SA PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Property Development and
Project Management Course
COST
Full course fee (incl. GST) Single modules (incl. GST)
UDIA Members early bird: $3,975 (until 7 July) UDIA Members: $800 per module
Non-members: $1,000 per module
UDIA Members: $4,200
Non-members: $5,000
REGISTRATIONS
To enroll in the UDIA SA 2021 Property Development and Project Management Course, please visit
https://www.udiasa.com.au/professional-development/ and complete the registration form, or alternatively
contact us on the below details.
CONTACT
a: UDIA SA, Level 1,
26 Flinders Street,
Adelaide
e: events@udiasa.com.au
t: 08 8359 3000
w: www.udiasa.com.au
TERMS & CONDITIONS
PAYMENT: On completion of submitting your registration, a member of the UDIA team will send an invoice for payment to the billing
contact. If you are registering for the full course a UDIA team member will discuss the option of paying in two installments. For
those registering for individual modules, payment will need to be received prior to the course.
CANCELLATION POLICY: If you are no longer able to attend, a substitute is encouraged to attend in your place. You will need to
notify the UDIA of the substitute and provide their details at your earliest convenience. All cancellations must be received in writing
12 days prior to the full course commencing for a part refund to be considered. (conditions apply).
Please note should the course be not able to proceed in person due to covid-19 the course will be postponed.
CHANGES: The course modules, dates, times, content and presenters are subject to change without prior notice. You will be notified
of any changes, if they should occur, in due course.
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