Property development is often presented as a simple formula: buy a site, obtain approval, construct the project and sell the finished product for a profit. In the current Australian market, that approach is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Land acquisition costs remain high. Construction prices have risen significantly. Finance, consultants, authority charges, infrastructure contributions, holding costs and sales expenses can quickly erode the projected margin. At

What happens after planning approval? Learn the key stages of development, from feasibility and tendering to construction, handover and exit strategy.

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