Who Is a Land Economist?

The job title "land economist" is used primarily in Australia. The chief roles of the position are to offer advice regarding and assist in the administration of the purchase, lease or sale of properties. They deal with all types of property, including office buildings, retail outlets, residential properties and farms.

Property Sales

Land economists give advice on the sale of properties. Types of advice given include the best method of purchase, how to present a property for sale and help organizing the transaction.

Leasing

Land economists can help with research on rental properties, helping to find ideal locations and the types of premises required. They look into all aspects of property costs, such as rent, taxes and utilities.

Strategy

Land economists can produce detailed reports for marketing strategy, including risk assessments and feasibility reports. They consider all the possible factors involved in buying or renting a property, whether it is being done as an investment or for the purposes of opening a business.

References

• Job Guide: Land Economist