Property and valuation

Property and valuation

RMIT’s property courses give you a globally recognised degree. Our courses are the property choice by industry and students alike.

RMIT’s property courses give you a globally recognised degree. Our courses are the property choice by industry and students alike.

RMIT’s property courses give you a globally recognised degree. Our courses are the property choice by industry and students alike.

Overview

The property industry is the largest employment sector in Australia and you will be well equipped on graduation to go into the following specialist areas within property, development, investment, valuation, asset management and funds management. Being accredited both nationally and globally, our courses allow you to have confidence that your degree is going to be recognised by industry professionals within Australia and abroad.

Industry has a strong influence in the design and delivery of our courses. This ensures that what you are learning is relevant and current to today’s market environment giving you with the best opportunity to gain a career in your chosen property specialist area.

Learn more about property or valuation surveying as a career and career development from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).

Research Interests

Name Discipline Main Research Interest Secondary Interests Research Type
Dulani Halvitigala Property Property valuation and related issues New ways of working and workplace strategies, Sustainability in the Built Environment, Women in property and construction, Commercial property leasing, Real estate markets in emerging economies Applied
Hyemi Hwang Property, Curriculum and Pedagogy Theory and Development, Property market and development Student accommodation market (PBSA), Use of SNS(in property and learning and teaching related fields) (Data mining) Research methodology Theory and applied
Kusal Nanayakkara Property valuation, corporate real estate and residential property Organisational culture in built environment
New ways of work practices and their influence on corporate real estate
Residential property market behaviours.		 Property valuation related issues, Adaptive reuse and ESG in commercial office building Applied and theory
Judith Callanan Property development, asset management and Valuation Impacts on Property Value, Property development Property Development, Housing affordability, Student needs and learning capability. Asset/property management Applied
John Dominic Garimort Property, finance and capital markets DCF valuationsof infrastructure, real estate and private equity Capital markets and fnd structures Applied and/or theoretical
Wejendra Reddy Property Property Investment and Finance (REITs, Superannuation, Funds Management, Securitised Property) Housing Market Applied
Rebecca Leshinsky Built environment/Real Estate - law & policy,
Urban Planning, Strata law & governance,
Alternative dispute resolution (Real property disputes)		 Strata law & governance, Airbnb property law disruption, Property matters - dispute resolution Future of property profession, build to rent buildings - finance, law and governance modelling Applied and theory
Andrea Sharam Property Housing (affordability of, affordable and social housing, housing development and supply). Matching markets for housing and land. Not-for-profit assets Applied
Callum Logan Property markets, property management, geospatial information systems, feasibility studies, funds management, management of public assets, housing Housing market economics, affordable/social housing Commercial property markets Applied - generally hedonic cause and effect models and other statistical techniques
Neville Hurst Property Housing, Technical energy efficiency Property consumer behaviour, agency practice Applied
Chris Eves Property Property market analysis, rural property, natural disasters and property Learning and teaching, Transport noise and property values Applied
Woon-Weng Wong property , econometrics, economics and finance disciplines Securitised property, Real Estate Investment Trusts, Asset pricing (of equities/securities), Real Estate price indices Financial econometrics, Property economics, Applied econometrics Applied and theoretical research basis
Kwabena Mintah Property and Valuation Property valuation, Real options valuation, Building flexibility valuation, Property development and Risks and Uncertainty in Property Development Housing market analysis, house price indices, QGIS for evaluating impact of exogenous variables on house prices, Regression/quantitative analysis, Purpose Built Student Accommodation, Property investment analysis. Applied
Peng Wong Property and Valuation Housing Market Economics, Cross Border Real Estate Investment Property Investment and Planning, Commercial Real Estate Market, High Net Worth Individuals Investment, Financial Analysis Applied
Kingsley Tetteh Baako Property & Valuation Housing Market, Blockchain Technology, Land Administration and Title Registration Commercial property markets, Statutory Valuation, Property Finance Theory & Aopplied
Karien Dekker Property Affordable housing, multiculturalism, migration, social cohesion Urban governance, planning quantitative and qualitative, applied and theoretically driven
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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

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