Property Securitisation (ABPL90034)

Graduate courseworkPoints: 12.5On Campus (Parkville)

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Overview

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Semester 1
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Topics covered include:

Commercial property as an investment asset class in Australia; Property joint ventures, partnerships, trusts, funds and companies; Listed and unlisted REITs; Valuation and pricing of listed and unlisted property securities; Equity and debt financing; Taxation of property investment vehicles, including stapled entities; Property funds management; Recent trends in property investment products.

Intended learning outcomes

On successful completion of this course, students should:





Assessment involves development of proficiency in written and oral presentation, research ability and related skills.

  • Understand the legal and financial structure of various property ownership entities and regulatory requirements applicable to each;
  • Have some knowledge of the tax implications of indirect property ownership;
  • Be able to apply appropriate methods to the pricing of listed and unlisted property securities;
  • Appreciate the various roles within the property funds management sector; and
  • Understand emerging issues in listed and unlisted property investments.

Generic skills

Students should have improved advanced generic skills as follows:

  • Skills and techniques available to the discipline;
  • Problems solving approaches;
  • Research methodologies;
  • Computer and information technologies;
  • Professional competences;
  • Oral, written and other presentation skills;
  • Participation in projects that require teamwork.

Last updated: 4 March 2025