Event details
The forum brings together Australasian and international academics and researchers to share their knowledge and research on multi-owned properties (strata title, unit title, high rise, subdivisions with owners' corporations, private housing estates, condominiums, common interest developments, homeowner associations and other similarly structured properties).
Discipline and field of research areas may include, but are not limited to:
- architecture
- built environment
- construction studies
- design
- economics
- environmental science
- law/policy
- management
- planning
- property and real estate studies
- social science
- sociology
- tourism studies.
Registration includes attendance to all sessions, morning and afternoon tea, lunch and forum dinner.
Standard conference registration: $520 (including GST)
Postgraduate student registration: $280 (including GST)
Additional dinner only ticket: $120 (including GST)
All prices are listed in Australian Dollars.
Cancellations
Cancellation of registration must be made in writing to the conference chair.
Registrations are transferable to a colleague at any time prior to the conference, provided the conference chair is advised in writing.
Further information
Accommodation and transport
Melbourne offers a wide range of accommodation options including:
- Adina Apartment Hotel Melbourne on Flinders
- The Savoy Hotel on Little Collins
- Travelodge Hotel Melbourne, Docklands.
To learn more about getting around Melbourne, please visit Public Transport Victoria.
About the Multi-owned Properties Research Hub
The Multi-owned Properties Research Hub is an exciting new online platform for multi owned properties research. Papers have been submitted by academics, researchers and other sector professionals from around the globe.
The hub was developed by a group of academics and lawyers who saw a need to collate and share research on multi-owned properties across institutional and geographic boundaries. With more people living in multi-owned properties than ever before, governments, practitioners and residents need access to reliable research and opportunities to engage with experts across multiple disciplines.
Sign up to the newsletter on the site to receive new research insights and articles recently uploaded to the hub.
Recent multi-owned properties research
Forum chair Nicole Johnston (Deakin) and Sacha Reid (Griffith) have recently released a research report entitled 'An Examination of Building Defects in Residential Multi-owned Properties'.