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Recorded: 13 May 2020
The Urban Developer proudly welcomes Nigel Satterley, founder and chief executive of Satterley Property Group as the next guest in our webinar series.
Recognised as the country’s largest private residential land developer, Satterley Property Group has made an impact on residential living in Western Australia, Victoria and Queensland.
The Perth-based veteran developer and AFR rich lister has sold more than 65,000 housing lots since founding Satterley Property Group almost four decades ago.
Nigel joins us for an exclusive conversation to unpack the success and journey of Satterley Property Group and discuss how the business is overcoming some of the immediate challenges the industry faces.
The conversation will explore:
- Managing the Satterley Property Group workplace, work-from-home initiatives and construction sites
- His development pipeline across Western Australia, Victoria and Queensland.
- The Australian and global economic outlook and its impact on property
- How the current pandemic has impacted his views on land supply and development around the country
- Strategies that Satterley Property Group are exploring to manage project risk
- How project valuations, settlements and buyer financing is likely to be impacted by the crisis
- How marketing. customer service and creativity can help mitigate project risk
About the presenter
Nigel Satterley - Founder & Chief Executive, Satterley Property Group.
He is one of Australia’s most successful land developers, a well-known philanthropist and patron of the arts.
Nigel Satterley founded the Satterley Property Group in 1980 and has more than 40 years' experience in home building, real estate and property development.
Nigel is a sought-after expert on Australian residential housing markets and cycles, taking on advisory roles to the Australian Federal Government and working with all levels of government to improve housing affordability.
In 2006, Nigel received membership of the Order of Australia for his contribution to land development, urban renewal programs and to charity, medical research and sport. Last year, he was honoured with a Doctor of Business from the Edith Cowan University for the contribution to the WA housing industry and his philanthropic activities in the community.
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