About The Urban Developer
The Urban Developer is an Australian media, events and education platform serving the property and urban development industry. Based in Fortitude Valley, Queensland, it publishes industry news, market insights, project case studies and commentary for developers, investors, planners, architects and related professionals. In addition to digital content on theurbandeveloper.com, the company runs in-person and virtual conferences, networking events, awards programs and professional development courses tailored to the property sector.
A charge from The Urban Developer may appear on your bank or card statement if you purchased an event ticket, registered for a conference or awards function, enrolled in an online course or webinar, or signed up for a paid membership or premium content product. Some users may see recurring charges for ongoing subscriptions (for example, member access or premium research products) that renew monthly or annually until cancelled. You might also see temporary pre-authorisation charges when updating payment details, or if a card was used to secure a booking or test a new payment method; these generally fall away once the payment is fully processed or released by your bank.
If you’re unsure about a charge, first check your email (including spam/junk folders) for receipts or registration confirmations from The Urban Developer around the transaction date, as well as your account area on theurbandeveloper.com if you have one. Compare the amount and date with any recent conference or event registrations, course enrollments, sponsorship bookings or membership sign-ups made by you or colleagues with access to the same card. To resolve questions, contact The Urban Developer using the contact details on their website’s “Contact” or “Support” page, providing the last four digits of the card, the exact amount, date of the charge and any invoice or order numbers so they can quickly locate your transaction and help with refunds, cancellations or billing corrections where appropriate.