In-person Xact Masterclass: Property Development for Construction Businesses
An in-person masterclass on property development for construction businesses, covering feasibility, structuring, legal risks, and funding.
Property development can be a powerful way for a construction business to build long-term wealth. But without the right structure, contracts, funding strategy, and delivery discipline, risk increases quickly, and value is often lost.
This in-person masterclass is for construction business owners who are already developing property, or seriously considering it, and want a more disciplined, repeatable approach. This in-person masterclass will be held on 12 March from 9.30am to 3.00pm at 80 Stamford Road, Level 4, Indooroopilly QLD 4068. The investment is A$790 per attendee, with attendance strictly limited to 40 seats.
Delivered in collaboration with Xact Accounting, Pine Lawyers, STAC Capital, and LanCon, this session is a one stop shop for specialist advice, bringing together financial, legal, funding, and delivery expertise in one room – from some of the most respected and experienced operators in the industry.
What we will cover:
- Feasibility and financial discipline – how to properly assess development opportunities and cash risk
- Structuring and tax – protecting the construction business while optimising outcomes
- Legal and contracting pitfalls – avoiding common development mistakes and disputes
- Funding strategy – what lenders and capital partners expect to see
- Delivery discipline – how execution quality impacts profit and future opportunities
Why attend:
Property development rewards those who plan and execute with discipline. This workshop will give you a clear framework to reduce risk, improve decision making, and build development capability that supports long term wealth creation.
Register now to secure your place and strengthen your approach to property development.
*Strictly limited to 40 seats only.
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