Beyond the Tipping Point: Australia’s Living Sector Enters the Mainstream

Australia’s living sectors have moved decisively into the institutional mainstream, with new supply to run at double the rate of recent years.

Build-to-rent has reached an inflection point, with an operational base now large enough to generate meaningful performance benchmarks and attract offshore capital at scale. Land lease communities continue to reshape the retirement living landscape, drawing on chronic undersupply of age-appropriate housing and the wealth-releasing appeal for downsizing owner-occupiers.

Purpose-built student accommodation remains a high-conviction asset class, underpinned by the structural recovery in international enrolments and persistent shortfalls in university-owned supply.

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Speakers

Maree Kilroy

Maree is a senior economist in the property and building forecasting team at Oxford Economics Australia, analysing demographic trends, housing markets and policy shifts. Having worked in industry economics for 10 years, Maree’s primary responsibility is residential property forecasts which are distributed through our subscription products, most notably the recently released ResRadar.

Senior Economist, Construction & Property Forecasting, Oxford Economics

Michael Dyer

Michael Dyer is an Economist in the Building and Construction forecasting unit of Oxford Economics Australia. Working to support the team, Michael is involved in the provision of forecasts across the full building spectrum.

Economist, Construction & Property Forecasting, Oxford Economics