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Recorded: Thu 23rd Apr 2020
We cannot neatly separate the consequences of the global economic downturn, demographic imbalances, climate change, and the coronavirus pandemic on urban planning--but collectively their impact will be profound.
The virus is reminding us all of our deeply interconnected supply chains, but coming out of the present recession, regional decoupling could become the norm.
Intra-Asian trade may rise substantially in digital services and medical products, and the Belt and Road Initiative could shift focus towards sustainable agriculture and clean energy.
What does all of this mean for Australia’s property market and investors?
In this on-demand webinar, Dr. Parag Khanna presents his latest research and recommendations on:
- How capital flows will shift across Asian markets in the coming years?
- What new investment strategies to expect from key Asian nations?
- How can Australia continue to remain attractive to foreign property investors?
- What new commercial and residential real estate models are best suited to Australia’s evolving economy and demographics?
About the Presenter:
Dr. Parag Khanna - Founder & Managing Partner, FutureMap
Dr. Parag Khanna is a renowned global economic strategist who has advised dozens of leading companies and governments around the world.
Author of global bestsellers such as Connectography and The Future is Asian, he is founder and managing partner of FutureMap, a data and scenario-based strategic advisory firm.
To watch Parag Khanna in action, click here to view highlights of his Urbanity 2018 keynote or his TedTalk on how megacities are changing the map of the world.