Event

Webinar Climate Risk in Valuation: Issues, Challenges and the Future for property management

  • 13 May 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm
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  • CPD Points: 1.00
  • Access Restrictions: The recording of this webinar is only available through the Property Institute site to people who have purchased access using the Register button on this page.
  • Duration: 60:00
Pricing
$63.25 Members
$126.50 Non Members

About the Event

Climate change is increasingly a ‘thing’ in our political discourse. Our commitment to the requirements of the Paris accord in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, makes us as a nation legally liable for achieving these targets. The impact of climate change and its’ real, perceived or potential effects are increasingly becoming a feature of the planning, consenting, design and construction sectors. There is no doubt significant changes in building type, use and technology are heading our way.

However the effect of climate change on the property sector tends to be little considered by the political classes – and yet the property and valuation sectors are central to future government in terms of housing policy and infrastructural development for the future. This is an unfortunate contradiction.

This presentation seeks to explore some of the key practical and technological solutions that need to be considered going forward. The presentation will consider the effects on valuation thinking and practice and the future of the property and valuation sector in the context of the future of the property sector.

CPD Point

Members please note, you will be required to complete a participation & CPD verification question before your CPD points will be automatically allocated to your CPD diary.


No responsibility or liability is accepted by the New Zealand Institute of Valuers (NZIV) or the Property Institute of New Zealand (PINZ) for the accuracy of any statement, opinion or advice contained in this publication. The views and opinions expressed in this publication are those of the individual authors rather than NZIV or PINZ. While all reasonable care has been taken in presenting the material, it is intended to provide general information only. It does not constitute legal or financial advice and should not be relied on as such. Readers should rely upon their own enquiries or research before making any decisions or taking any action based upon information presented. Specialist advice should be sought on particular matters.

Speakers

  • John Tookey

    John is a Professor at AUT in the School of Future Environments. He is the programme leader for 2 postgraduate programme - the Master of Construction Management (MCM) and the Master of Engineering Project Management (MEPM) as well as being the director of international for the School of Future Environments. John has extensive responsibilities for establishment of new programmes (4 new undergrad engineering majors), continuation of successful research initiatives and development of new research thematics. He has developed a significant amount of industry based/funded research, in conjunction with Winstone Wallboards, Fletchers, BRANZ, Waste Minismisation Fund, BIF etc. Recently John was a science lead for National Science Challenge 11 'Building Better Homes, Towns and Cities'. He has also conducted various research projects on Design Management in Construction (in association with BRANZ), Considerate construction (in association with BRANZ) and the development of the offsite manufacturing industry in construction (in association with OffSiteNZ).