Connie Susilawati

Qualifications

B. E. (Civil), Grad. Dip. and M. E. (Property Economics)

Career History and biography

Research Areas

Within the broad field of property economics engineering, Ms. Connie Susilawati and her research team have defined three main research areas:

• Sustainable property and infrastructure
• Multi-stakeholder partnerships
• International issues related to real estate education, property and infrastructure delivery management

 

Sustainable property and infrastructure

Research in this area is focussed on:

• Sustainable property and infrastructure investment
• Property and infrastructure valuation and finance
• Affordable and sustainable housing development and management

 

Multi-stakeholder partnerships

Research in this area is focussed on:

• inventive problem solving and decision making approach
• partnerships and relationship management
• organisation and change management

 

International issues related to real estate education, property and infrastructure delivery management

Research is focussed on International issues affecting Australia, Europe and South East Asia, in the areas of:

• real estate education
• contract and procurement
• construction management
• operation management

 

External Collaborators

Within the broad field of property economics, Ms. Connie Susilawati and her research team have strong collaborations with:

• Local Governments in South East Queensland
• Queensland Rail
• Queensland Department of Main Roads
• CRC for Construction Innovation
• CIEAM
• CIIA
• AHURI
• UDIA
• PCA
• REIQ
• API
• RICS

Teaching areas

Ms Susilawati teaches the following units:

• Property Valuation
• Property Finance
• Research Methods
• Introduction to Building
• Professional Practice
• Operation Research
• Human Resources Management

 

Ms Susilawati teaches the following courses:

• Bachelor of Applied Science (Property Economics)
• Master of Property Economics
• Bachelor of Civil Engineering
• Bachelor of Management(Real Estate Management)
• Postgraduate Programs in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Property Management and Building Science

Academic Leadership

• Subject Area Coordinator Undergraduate Program in Property Economics
• Deputy Director of Postgraduate Program in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Property Management and Building Science
• Course Coordinator of IASTP III Asset Appraisal for Financial Restructuring and Regional Autonomy

Ms. Susilawati and her research team have been granted funds to conduct the following research projects:

 

Selected List of Awarded Grants

Ms. Susilawati and her research team have been granted funds to conduct following research projects:

• Sustainable property and infrastructure
• Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) grant.
  Project Title: “Risk-assessment Practices in the Private Rental Sector: Implications for low-income renters”.
• Multi-stakeholder partnerships
• In-kind support from Community Housing Organisation for Project Title: “Risk-assessment and management of affordable housing investment which require stakeholder partnership arrangement”
• International issues related to real estate education, property and infrastructure delivery management
• AusAid Projects: IASTPIII international training program on “Asset Appraisal for Financial Restructuring and Regional Autonomy”

Selected List of Research Student Projects

Ms. Connie Susilawati's students have undertaken following funded research projects:

The sustainable inhabitation development: A case study of residential-industrial neighbourhood Malaysia

Name: Rozana Zakaria
Year: 2007 (completed)
Course: Ph. D
College: QUT

Recent PhD and Master student by Research

Name: Faiza Tahir
Year: (potential)
Course: Master
College: QUT

Indonesian State’s Asset Management System”

Name: Muhammad Hasbi Hanis
Year: start August 2008
Course: PhD
College: QUT

Selected List of Publications

Additional publications for Ms. Connie Susilawait can be found on ePrints: http://eprints.qut.edu.au/view/person/Susilawati,_Connie.html

 

Book Chapter

• Susilawati, C. (2002).  Real Estate Education in Indonesia.  In Real Estate Education throughout the World: Past, Present and Future, Ed by Karl-Werner Schulte, 2002, Massachusetts: Kluwer Academic Publishers: 381-390

 

Refereed Journals

• Short, P., Seelig, T., Warren, C., Susilawati, C. and Thompson, A. (2007). ‘Risk-assessment Practices in the Private Rental Sector: Implications for low-income renters’, Final Paper (submitted for refereed process), Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Queensland Research Centre.
• Tsai, A. and Susilawati, C.  (submitted). Short term movements in house Prices in a rapidly urbanizing region, Journal of Housing Economics.
• Short, P., Seelig, T., Warren, C., Susilawati, C. and Thompson, A. (2008). ‘Risk-assessment Practices in the Private Rental Sector: Implications for low-income renters’, Final Paper (peer review), Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, Queensland Research Centre.
• Susilawati, C. and Armitage, L. (2005). Barriers to building partnerships between major stakeholders in affordable housing investment in Queensland, Pacific Rim Property Research Journal (refereed), vol.11, no. 3, September 2005: 232-252, ISSN: 1444-8921
• Bay, A.F., Skitmore, M. and Susilawati, C. (2005). Maturity Level of Project Management: a survey conducted in several places in Indonesia, Dimensi Teknik Sipil (refereed), vol.7, no. 2, September 2005, ISSN: 1410-9530
• Susilawati, C., Salim, F. and Soesilo, T. (2005). Expectation and Reality of Implementation of ISO 9000 Quality Management System in Contractor Companies, 2004, Dimensi Teknik Sipil (refereed), vol.7, no. 1, March 2005, ISSN: 1410-9530
• Susilawati, C. and Armitage, L. (2004). 'Do Public Private Partnerships Facilitate Affordable Housing Outcomes in Queensland?', Australian Property Journal, August 2004: 184-187
• Susilawati, C., Hardi and Sumarsono (2002) Voice of Customer tentang Student Center Universitas Kristen Petra, Dimensi Teknik Sipil, 4, no. 1, March 2002: 39-46 , ISSN: 1410-9530.
• Susilawati, C., Litaay, D.L. and Parsaulian, A. (2001). Application of Linear Programming for Dormitory Development Plan at Petra Christian University, Dimensi Teknik Sipil, 3, no. 2, September 2001: 59-63, ISSN: 1410-9530
• Njo, A., Yakobus, S. and Susilawati, C. (2001). Investment Analysis in Investment Decision Making on the Golf Course and Housing Development in Citraraya, Jurnal Manajemen dan Kewirausahaan, 3, no. 1, Maret 2001: 14-33, ISSN: 1411-1438
• Susilawati, C. (1998). Optimal Residential Development and Linear Programming, Jurnal Dimensi: Teknik Sipil, vol. 23/Sipil/April 1998, May 1998: 44-50. ISSN 0126-219X

International conference papers

• Susilawati, C., Morahan, B. and Yeung, S. (2008). “Comparative Assessment of Characteristics Influencing the Industrial Property Markets in Sydney and Hong Kong”, 14th Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 20 to 23 January 2008, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
• Susilawati, C. (2007). “Volumetric Title Valuation on Air space Railway Station Development”. 2nd International conference on Valuing Infrastructure and Utilities Properties (invited speaker), 23 to 24 July 2007, Bangkok, Thailand
• Susilawati, C. (2007). “Affordable Housing Investment and Management: A risk assessment process of investment life cycle”. 2nd Australasian Housing Researchers; Conference: Reshaping Australasian Housing Research Brisbane, 20 to 22 June 2007, Brisbane, Australia
• Susilawati, C. and Virojanapa, M. (2007). “Residents’ Preference on Utilizing Green Space Facility”, 13th Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 21 to 24 January 2007, Fremantle, Australia.
• Susilawati, C. and Hayes, J.F. (2007). “Adding Spatial Location Attributes to Enhance Housing Transaction Data”, 13th Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 21 to 24 January 2007, Fremantle, Australia.
• Susilawati, C. and Armitage, L. (2006). “Housing Organisations in Australia and the Netherlands: A comparative analysis”, 12th Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 22 to 25 January 2006, Auckland, New Zealand.
• Susilawati, C. and Lin, V. (2006). “Case Analysis of Auction Market in Brisbane Housing System”, 12th Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 22 to 25 January 2006, Auckland, New Zealand.
• Lin, V. and Susilawati, C. (2006). “Real Estate Market Mechanism Choice: An Experimental Study on Buyer’s Selection between Auction and Search”, Joint 2006 AsRES/AREUEA International Conference, Vancouver, 30 June – 3 July 2006.
• Susilawati, C., Skitmore, M. and Armitage, L. (2005). “Multi-stakeholder Partnerships in Affordable Rental Housing: an Investigation Using Soft Systems Framework”, International Conference on Engaging Communities (refereed), 14 to 17 August 2005, Brisbane, Australia.
• Susilawati, C., Armitage, L. and Skitmore, M. (2005). “Partnerships in affordable housing: the impact of conflicting investment criteria”, QUT Research Week (refereed), 4 to 8 July 2005, Brisbane, Australia.
• Susilawati, C., Armitage, L. and Skitmore, M. (2005). “Barriers to Expanding Partnerships for Affordable Rental Housing Investment”, 11th Annual Conference of the Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 23 to 27 January 2005, Melbourne, Australia.
• Susilawati, C. and Armitage, L. (2004). “Do Public Private Partnerships Facilitate Affordable Housing Outcomes in Queensland?” (refereed), 11th European Real Estate Society Conference, 2-5 June 2004, Milan, Italy.
• Susilawati, C. and Armitage, L. (2004). “Affordable Housing: who supplies it?”, tenth Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 25 to 28 January 2004, Bangkok, Thailand.
• Susilawati, C., Rahardjo, J. and Yudiyanty, Y. (2003). “Measuring Building Quality of Shopping Centres in Surabaya by Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)”, was accepted in the Ninth Annual Conference Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (refereed), 19 to 22 January 2003, Brisbane, Australia.
• Susilawati, C. (2002). “Preliminary Study of Comparative Cost Between Precast Concrete Method and Conventional Concrete Method in Shop Houses” (refereed), International Conference on Advancement in Design, Construction Management and Maintenance of Building Structures, Bali-Indonesia, 27-28 March 2002.
• Susilawati, C., Yakobus, S. and Sulistyawati, L. (2002). “The Influence of Travel Time and Size of Shopping Center Towards the Frequencies of Visiting Customers in Shopping Centers in Surabaya” (refereed), The 8th Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand, 21 to 23 January 2002
• Susilawati, C. (2002). “Customer Satisfaction Survey of the Facilities Provided by Office Building ‘X’ in Surabaya” (refereed), The 8th Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Christchurch, New Zealand, 21 to 23 January 2002
• Susilawati, C. (2001). “Student Dormitory Development Plan with Linear Programming Method” (refereed), The Seventh Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Adelaide, South Australia, 21 to 24 January 2001
• Susilawati, C. and Anunu, F. B. (2001). “Motivation and Perception Factors Influence Buying Home Behavior in Dilly, East Timor”, The Seventh Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Adelaide, South Australia, 21 to 24 January 2001
• Susilawati, C. (1999). “The Valuation of Public Land and Commercial Property Buildings with Build Operate Transfer Agreements” (refereed), The International Real Estate Society Conference and the Fifth Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 26 to 30 January 1999
• Susilawati, C. (1998). “Optimal Residential Development and Linear Programming” (refereed), The Fourth Pacific Rim Real Estate Conference in Perth, Western Australia, 19 to 21 January 1998
• Andriono, T., Kusuma, G., Susilawati, C. and Tanudjaja, A. (1992). “The Seismic Performance of Capacity Designed Eccentrically Braced Frames” (refereed), International Conference on Tall Buildings – Reach for the Sky in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 28 to 30 July 1992