Property Asset Management

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Subject Code:

PRO220A

Subject Type:

Specialisation

Pre-Requisites:

Course level of study pre-requisite:A total of 12 credit points including ACC101A, MKT101A, STA101A and MGT101A from level 100 core subjects (approximately 80% completion of level 100 core subjects) prior to enrolling into level 200 core subjects.

Subject Level:

200

Credit Points:

3 credit points

Subject Aim:

This subject equips students to be become commercially astute property professionals with the capabilities of critical and analytical skills to manage all types of income-producing properties. Students will cultivate management expertise aimed to maximise the economic viability and sustainability of the income-producing property whilst meeting all statutory obligations.

Knowledge and skills will be developed as property managers to effectively, ethically and sustainably manage residential and more complex income producing properties to ensure that the objectives of the property stakeholders are met while abiding by the relevant legislative requirements.

Learning Outcomes:

a) Analyse the effects of legal, physical and planning parameters that govern the management and administration of income producing property assets.

b) Apply the principles of property asset management to property categories including residential, commercial, industrial and retail.

c) Implement procedures and processes for negotiating and establishing leases, including options and rent reviews.

d) Exhibit comprehension of various current issues that influence market demand, utilisation, ownership and investment returns across different sectors of commercial investment properties.

e) Report on properties’ financial performance.

Student Assessment:

Note: A supplementary assessment is available in this subject.