This unit covers the theory and practice of professional real property management. You will examine the functions, roles and responsibilities of property managers at the various levels of the property management hierarchy within the broader context of the parameters that govern the property industry. You will explore the practical requirements and skills required for effective and ethical property management across a range of property types, including focused research skills to resolve emerging practical problems.

Every unit is reviewed for enhancement each year. At the most recent review, the following staff and student feedback items were identified and recommendations were made.

Feedback from 2025 Student Voice Program

'[Unit Coordinator] combines deep industry knowledge with a practical, engaging approach that made complex property concepts easy to understand and apply. [UC] consistently connects theory to real-world scenarios, helping students see how classroom learning translates into professional practice. [They] fosters an inclusive and supportive learning environment, encouraging discussion, critical thinking, and collaboration among students. His feedback is always constructive and detailed, helping me improve both my academic writing and analytical skills. [UC]’s enthusiasm for the property industry is inspiring, it motivated me to take a greater interest in sustainability, asset management, and emerging PropTech trends.' (2025 Student Voice Program)

More formally introduce sustainability, asset management, and emerging property technology trends in the structure of the unit. Continue the current approach to teaching.

Feedback from Student evaluation of learning and teaching

Update learning materials and knowledge/skills with a focus on sustainability, asset management, and emerging property technology trends.

The unit requires review for current relevance with potential to update the title and focus to better reflect the emerging property management environment,