About this Event
Designed for Board Members, CEOs, Executive Leaders, Development Managers, Asset Managers, Housing Managers, and other professionals from Community Housing Providers (CHPs) and Indigenous Community Housing Organisations (ICHOs) seeking to grow their housing portfolios and increase their development capability.
Developed by the Property Council Academy in partnership with Community Housing Futures, ATSIHQ, CHIA Queensland and Q Shelter, this practical program builds the skills and confidence to deliver successful community housing developments from concept to completion.
Combining self-paced learning prior to the sessions, with two days of expert-led, in-person training, this course covers:
- Planning
- Stakeholder engagement
- Risk
- Design
- Construction and delivery
- Valuation and finance
Through real-world case studies and activities, you’ll learn to navigate funding opportunities, enabling you to make informed project decisions and support the growth of affordable and social housing supply.
Training Details
Dates: Wednesday 10 February 2027 - Thursday 11 February 2027
Time: 8.30am - 5.00pm (both days)
Delivery: In person at Q Shelter
515 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill QLD 4000
Catering: Ticket price include morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea on both days
Tickets:
CHP or ICHO Member of Q Shelter, ATSI Housing QLD or CHIA QLD - $700 plus GST
CHP or ICHO Non Members - $780 plus GST
Tickets are subsidised through the Community Housing Futures Program and offered to CHPs and ICHOs at a significantly reduced rate.
Learning Outcomes
- Identify the key differences between Affordable Housing vs Social Housing vs Market Housing as an asset class and their financial returns.
- Describe the key roles Community Housing Providers and their stakeholders play within the development industry.
- Interpret the planning process for a community housing project and the impact it can have on project outcomes.
- Analyse the risks associated with delivering on a Community Housing Project and how these can impact the overall financial viability and delivery of developing a project.
- Identify and review the key Project Metrics required for a Community Housing Project to be approved by a board and developed into a residential housing project.
Important Information
- All ticket prices exclude GST
- A pay by invoice option is available at checkout
- Accessibility and inclusion are very important to us. Please let us know your requirements during registration.
- If you need an Auslan interpreter, please email [email protected] 7 working days before the event.
Please contact the CHF Team on [email protected] if you are experiencing any barriers for registering.
Event venue & nearby stays
Queensland Shelter, 515 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill, Australia