Land Economists conduct analysis of proposed land use and appraise proposed investments in land and property. Valuers assess the value of land and the built environments on that land.
Work is in an office with travel to inspect property.
Suits those with good interpersonal skills and attention to detail. Strong analytical skills and critical thinking are useful. A knowledge of law and government, the principles of valuation and the history and details of the items they are valuing is required.
Formal qualifications are usually required.
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Membership with The Australian Property Institute or the Australian Valuers Institute may be useful.