Orens Capital Deep Dive Keynote|EVENT RECAP

At the recent Orens Deep Dive Series Keynote, Orens Capital CEO Jimmy Zhang announced Australia’s first suburban Build-to-Rent (BTR) strategy focused on single-family homes. The initiative targets Melbourne and Sydney’s fastest-growing corridors, addressing the rising demand for scalable, family-friendly rental options.

Click ▶️ to view highlights from the Orens Capital Deep Dive Series Keynote.

 

Key insights from the event from the keynote speaker and industry specialist:

Alan Oster, Former Chief Economist, NAB:

– Global growth at 3.3% in 2024, with geopolitical risks rising

– Australian house prices cooling: Sydney -2%, Melbourne -3%

– Forecast: GDP growth to rebound to 2.0% (2025) and 2.2% (2026)

“Inflation is easing, and Australia is well-positioned for long-term recovery.”

Click ▶️ to watch the full keynote speech by Alan Oster:
The State of the Australian Economy – Key Macro Trends Driving the Market Forward
(This video will be available online for one week only.)

Steve Maher, CEO of Eight Homes:

– 60%+ of recent buyers prefer single-storey homes

– Construction costs surged 24% in 18 months post-COVID, but are now moderating.

– Standardisation, modular design, and 88-day build times enable affordability at scale

“Simple, replicable designs reduce build time, cost, and waste—making suburban BTR viable for the long term.”

Jimmy Zhang, CEO, Orens Capital:

– Emphasised the shift from inner-city towers to low-density housing that reflects Australian lifestyle preferences

– Highlighted the opportunity to elevate investment performance with capital gain benefit on top of ordinary rental yield.

– Positioned suburban BTR as a scalable, yield-resilient alternative that integrates better with local communities

“This isn’t just a fund—it’s a blueprint for the future of suburban living.”

 

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Disclaimer: This is general information only and doesn’t take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Investors should seek independent finance advice before making any investment decisions.

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