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ANZCCJ, in collaboration with Mirvac, King & Wood Mallesons, Perpetual, Cushman & Wakefield and Lendlease invite members and guests to join us on 13 November 2024, for an insightful discussion on the burgeoning opportunities in the Australian real estate market. The session will provide an overview of the macroeconomic factors impacting the Australian market, investment trends as well as topical legal and tax issues relevant to inbound investment.
Our speakers will provide insights into what makes Australia such a valuable investment destination, as well as provide real life case studies on how offshore investors, including Japanese, have successfully navigated the Australian market, and established valuable partnerships with Australian counterparties.
Please join us for an insightful afternoon, learning from a panel of experts and esteemed professionals on this exciting investment destination, as well as a chance to network with industry peers and colleagues, as well as our Australian guest speakers.
Speakers include:
- Peter Roberts OAM - Deputy Head of Mission of the Australian Embassy in Japan
- Scott Mosely - CEO, Funds Management, Mirvac
- Andrew Gauci - Chairman Japan, Executive Director Development Partnerships Lendlease
- Matthew Allen - Managing Director, Asia Pacific, Perpetual Limited
- Mark Bayliss - Partner, Mergers & Acquisitions, Private Capital Real Estate, King & Wood Mallesons
- Josh Cullen - International Director and Head of Capital Markets ANZ, Cushman & Wakefield
Date: Wednesday 13 November 2024
Venue: Australian Embassy Tokyo 2 Chome-1-14 Mita, Minato City, Tokyo 108-8361
RSVP: 17:00 Wednesday 06 November 2024
Time: 14:30 - 17:30 Panel Discussion & Networking (Doors open 14:00)
Cost: Free
Note #1: Capacity is limited to 80 people - tickets allocated via a lottery system on Thursday 07 November 2024
Note #2: Photo ID, drivers' license, passport, health insurance card or foreigner's residence card) required for access to Australian Embassy.
