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CPIA Seminar in Conjunction with CERA

Sep 1, 2015 - 7.00pm onwards

  The Fern Room, The Netball Courts, 455 Hagley Ave, Christchurch

 

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CPIA Seminar: Tuesday 1 September – places still available

  
 

The Canterbury Property Investors Association invites you to a seminar on:

New opportunities for investing and developing in Christchurch:
What can you do? Where can you do it?

Find out how rule changes are designed to help investors and developers.

  • What opportunities are there for investors?
  • Where can you build more intensive housing types?
  • What changes have been made to Council processes to help the investor?
  • How are new planning rules simpler and more permissive?
  • Why invest in Christchurch?

Presentations:

  • Residential development and investment opportunities in the central city
    Presenters:
    - Lizzy Pearson, Planning Manager, Christchurch Central Development Unit
    - Gerard Gallagher, Central City Development Manager, Christchurch Central Development Unit
  • How new processes are designed to help investors in suburban areas
    Presenter: Christchurch City Council
  • Q&A session.

Date: Tuesday 1 September 2015

Time: Nibbles served at 7.00pm, with presentations beginning at 7.30pm

Where: The Fern Room, The Netball Courts, 455 Hagley Ave, Christchurch

No charge but places are limited.

RSVP: please register by emailing sian.goldsmith@cera.govt.nz

Please email through any specific questions you might have and we will try to address them.

This seminar is supported by the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA).