If you are in the construction, planning, engineering, and finance servicing the NSW residential construction industry, join other industry leaders to gain practical insights to future-proof your business to ensure your survival.
Where: Heritage Ballroom, Fullerton Hotel, No1 Martin Place, Sydney, New South Wales 2000
When: 1pm – 6pm Thursday 13 June 2024
Cost: $400 plus GST (in person); $300 plus GST (online)
The 2022 NSW Population Projections estimate the need to house 85,000 people yearly for the next 20 years. NSW needs 75,000 new homes constructed to meet that demand.
Since 2022, NSW has seen the largest of its residential contractors and developers become insolvent. Consequently, in 2023, a mere 44,456 new dwellings were approved for construction. Housing has now recorded their worst performance in the last decade.
Seminars and discussion groups will provide guidance on:
- understanding the state of the supply chain, labour, interest rates and the Australian economy
- alternatives to fixed price contracts
- identifying distressed companies
- the effect of residential contractors’ licencing
- personal liability for directors and project managers
- substituting insolvent contractors in a development and
- recovering monies in an insolvency
Reasons to attend
Top 5 reasons to attend:
- Construction and engineering firms are experiencing unprecedented levels of financial distress and insolvencies.
- You need the tools to deal with these challenging trading conditions and how to maximise recoveries so far as possible
- How do insolvencies impact upon incomplete or defective building works and what options are available to interested stakeholders.
- Learn the tips and traps from real life case studies including from those involved in some of the most significant appointments made in the construction and engineering industries over the last 18 months.
- Learn about how companies survive insolvency events and discuss what is the future of the construction and engineering industries.
