Lyndall Bryant

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• Senior lecturer, QUT Centre for Justice, School of Econmics and Finance, Queensland University of Technology

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Dr Lyndall Bryant is a leading expert in Property Economics with over 20 years of senior executive experience in housing, finance, and property development, and more than a decade in academia. She offers a unique and comprehensive perspective on the forces shaping housing and property markets, addressing the complex challenges of housing markets and urban development. Her research, at the intersection of finance, economics, infrastructure, and property values, provides critical insights for policymakers, as evidenced by relief from infrastructure charges now being a key policy tool to stimulate social and affordable housing across Australia.

Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Bryant is passionate about creating sustainable and inclusive communities. She is known for her collaborative approach and leverages her extensive industry networks to achieve impactful research outcomes. Her influential work on valuation, property development, infrastructure, and housing affordability is widely utilised by multinational corporations, government agencies, and policymakers, making her a key influencer in shaping housing and other property-related policies. Additionally, Dr. Bryant has a strong interest in the not-for-profit sector, further demonstrating her commitment to social impact and community development.

Experience

• –present Lecturer in Property Economics, Queensland University of Technology
• 2007–2009 Executive Director, Ernst & Young
• 2004–2007 State Business Development Manager, Stockland Communities
• 1998–2004 State Marketing and Customer Relations Manager, Mirvac Queensland
• 1995–1998 Property Analyst, Macquarie Bank
• 1993–1995 Project Manager, Queensland Government

Education

• 2015 QUT, PhD
• 2001 FINSIA, Grad Dip - Finance and Investment
• 1993 QUT, B.Sc - Property Economics

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