Lectures on economics of the built environment

The School of the Built Environment at UTS has two undergraduate courses in Property Economics and Construction Project Management, and four postgraduate Masters in Project Management, Urban Planning, Real Estate Investment and Property Development. At UCL's Bartlett School the Masters courses are in Construction Economics and Project Management. In classes with students from all those courses I've had the opportunity to discuss a wide range of topics from an economic perspective.

In ResearchGate I have a project called Economics of the Construction Industry here, which collects much of my published research, most available to download.


Powerpoint Slides (as a pdf)

Projects, procurement and market power in construction contracting here
Projects as a temporary micro-market here
Incomplete contracts, information and technological transparency here

Defining and measuring the built environment sector here

The Australian property development industry here

Real estate and financial crises: The GFC and after here
A century of Australian property booms, busts and scams (2018 update) here


Lecture Notes

Real estate and financial crises here
Australian construction after the mining boom here