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Climate change and the associated increased extreme weather events have cost $92 billion to the US housing market in 2018.

Australia is no stranger to such weather extremes – floods in Lismore NSW and Kimberley WA, bushfires ravaging across NSW and VIC, cyclones in QLD, and severe storms across the country.  In this webinar, our presenters share their APREF research based on three sets of data to evaluate the impact of natural disasters on the housing market, to ponder;

  1. Is the impact of natural disasters on housing markets temporary or permanent?
  2. What is the impact on housing market indicators: price and liquidity?
  3. Do immigration flow and diversity of immigrants mitigate the negative impact on natural disasters on housing market performance?

Learning Outcomes

  1. Understand housing market resilience.
  2. Understand the impact of immigration and ethnic diversity on housing market resilience.
  3. Identify the policy implications of this analysis.

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Presenters

Dr Ameeta Jain, Senior Lecturer and Course Director | Faculty of Business and Law | Deakin University
Dr Ameeta Jain is a Senior Lecturer and the Course Director of undergraduate programs at Deakin University. Ameeta has more than 15 years of experience in lecturing in property, economics and finance units and has led the development and enhancement of various courses. Ameeta's research centres around issues of sustainability and resilience in regions as well as property markets.  She has obtained government funding for projects aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals as well as industry funding to evaluate the resilience of housing markets. She has published in highly ranked national and international peer-reviewed journals and has been invited by media and industry groups on various occasions to discuss her research.
Dr Qiang Li, Associate Professor | Department of Finance | Deakin University
Dr. Qiang Li is an Associate Professor in the Department of Finance at Deakin Business School. His research and teaching fields are real estate finance and economics, urban economics, and urban policy and planning. Prior to joining Deakin University, Qiang worked at Department of Real Estate at National University of Singapore (2013-2020). He started his academic career at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, China (2008-2013) after graduating with a PhD in Business Administration from University of British Columbia, Canada (2009). He has published papers in Journal of Urban Economics, Regional Science and Urban Economics, Real Estate Economics, and Journal of Housing Economics, among others. His current research interests include housing market resilience, immigrant diversity and urban housing markets, the economics of skyscrapers, and housing cycles.

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