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  • Forecasting Short-term Listed Property Returns 
    Higgins David (Australian Property Institute, 2005)
    The structure of securitised property markets offers investors the opportunity for short term gains compared with the long-term horizon for direct property investments. These potential financial benefits can be exploited ...
  • Green' buildings: What Australian users are saying 
    Leaman Adrian; Thomas Leena; Vandenberg Monica (Australian Institute of Refrigeration, Air Conditioning and Heating Inc., 2007)
    A comparative post-occupancy evaluation, based on occupant surveys of 22 ‘green design intent’ buildings and 23 conventional buildings in Australia has been undertaken by Leaman, Thomas and Vandenberg. The study shows ...
  • Imagining the Orient: Cultural Appropriation in the florence Broadhurst Collection 
    Karaminas Vicki (Chinese Institute of Design, 2007)
    This paper is a case study of Australian wallpaper designer, Florence Broadhurst, and The Broadhurst Collection and examines the motifs and printing techniques applied in the design process. By drawing on primary data ...
  • An integral extension of causal layered analysis 
    Riedy Christopher (Pergamon, 2008)
    Causal layered analysis (CLA) is a futures method developed by Sohail Inayatullah and since applied by numerous futurists across multiple content areas. The central assumption of CLA is that there are different levels of ...
  • Interactive instrumental performance and gesture sonification 
    Beilharz Kirsty (Macquarie University, 2008)
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  • The International Cost Engineering Council and The Global Demand for Cost Engineers 
    Smith Peter (AACE International, 2008)
    This article describes the development of the International Cost Engineering Council (ICEC) since its inception in 1976 and links this with the global expansion of the project cost management profession over the same period. ...
  • Investment advice on bricks and mortar: is it as safe as houses? 
    Mangioni Vincent (Australian Property Institute, 2006)
  • Is Design Finished? Dematerialisation and Changing Things 
    Tonkinwise Cameron (Team DeS, 2004)
  • Is property being over taxed - a NSW study 
    Karantonis Angelo (Australian Property Institute, 2007)
  • Looking for Limits in a World of Excess 
    Roxburgh Mark; Lorber-Kasunic Jacqueline (Australian Graphic Design Association, 2004)
    Investigations into the role of theories and practices of observation and imaging is commonplace in a range of established intellectual endeavours. The potential of such investigations applied to photo-based image-making, ...
  • Methodology for an organisational action research thesis 
    Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar) (Southern Cross Institute of Action Research, 2001)
    Management learning is a relatively new field that is of strategic importance to organisations facing rapid changes in their environment. Despite its importance, research methods in management learning are still not well ...
  • Modelling the commercial property market: an emperical study of the Singapore office market 
    Ng Boon Foo; Higgins David (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 2007)
    This paper disentangles the complexities of the commercial real estate market and provides a clear structure to understand the key determinants driving property market performance. There is a preference for using GDP, ...
  • Moving from Production to Services: A built environment cluster framework 
    Kaklauausk Arturas; Carassus Jean; Lopes Jorge; Andersson Niclas; Manseau Andre; De Valence Gerard (Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, 2006)
    The construction industry is no longer focused on providing a single product - i.e. a building or a physical infrastructure, but a variety of services and improvement to the human environment. Major trends such as ...
  • Navigating the Sea of Diversity: Multicultural Place-Making in Sydney 
    Thompson Susan; Stewart Susan; Gusheh Maryam; Hanna Bronwyn; Armstrong Helen; Van Der Plaat Deborah (Common Ground Publishing, 2003)
    Historically, most multicultural exchanges have taken place across recognised geographic borders. However postmodern multiculturalism, largely resulting from ethnically diverse migration to advanced (post)industrialised ...
  • No pain, no gain - the issue of housing stress 
    Karantonis Angelo (Australian Property Institute, 2009)
    The paper uses Sydney housing prices and rental costs to demonstrate that the pain (stress) for the purchaser may not necessarily be long term and the pain may well result in long-term gain.
  • Overcoming barriers to knowledge management: Visiting the dark side of the organization 
    Hase Stewart; Sankaran Sivarama (Shankar); Davies Alan (actKM, 2006)
    Like many organisational endeavours, the success of knowledge management praxis is subject to the vagaries of human nature. There are many reasons, most of which are underpinned by the need for power, why people might ...
  • Placing commercial property in the Australian capital market 
    Higgins David (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), 2007)
    Like other developed countries, commercial property in Australia is an important investment asset class. On available data, the extent and composition of investment grade commercial property and associated property investment ...
  • Power Dressing: a critique of design authorship 
    Sweetapple Kate (Australian Graphic Design Association, 2007)
  • Predictability of Australian Office Supply 
    Higgins David (Australian Property Institute, 2003)
    This paper examines how accurate property experts have been in forecasting one and two year office supply. The study covers 12 years of new supply and refurbishment forecasts for Australian state capitals. Arange ...
  • A present value approach to analysing residential property 
    Rickwood Peter; Karantonis Angelo (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 2007)
    We adopt a simple Present Value (PV) methodology to investigate the interaction between interest rates, inflation and taxation on the fundamental value of residential real estate for a rational investor with varying ...