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UDIA WA is proud to launch the first edition of The Urbanist.

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The Urbanist is a brand new 48-page quarterly magazine produced by UDIA WA.

Each edition of The Urbanist will focus on a different theme with this first edition reflecting the theme from our 2020 Development Conference; Connecting to Place.

The magazine is an opportunity to explore a range of issues impacting on the development industry in-depth and engage with experts in their field to get the most current, accurate and thought provoking information available.

This first edition features an exclusive interview with Western Australian Premier Mark McGowan as well as conversations with a variety of big names within the property and development industry, including Dale Alcock, Adrian Fini, Nicole Lockwood, Tiffany Allen, David Caddy and many more to provide a wide variety of viewpoints, opinions and ideas for the future.

Keep up to date

This first edition The Urbanist has been distributed widely, however future editions will only be available to UDIA WA members or via subscription.

If you would like to keep up to date with key insights into the development industry you can enquire about membership or subscribe to receive future editions of the magazine.

A hard copy version of each edition will be mailed to the key rep for each UDIA WA member organisation and a digital link will be distributed to all member contacts within those organisations each quarter.

Click here to enquire about membership.

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