PhD  BURP (HONS 1)

Senior Lecturer, Griffith School of Environment

Contact details for Eddo Coiacetto

Research Expertise 

• The property development-planning nexus
• Real estate development, planning and sustainability
• Public real estate development
• Urbanisation
• Effects and Effectiveness of Planning Practice
• Cross-Cultural Studies
• The city builders' role in residential differentiation.
• Developer strategies and their implications for planning.
• Real estate development industry structure.
• Residential sub-market targeting by developers and implications for urban development.
• Promoting planning.
• Corruption in urban development

Currently teaching

• 2067EVP Development Processes Studio
• 2027EVP Planning Practice and Law
• 4016EVP Planning Practicum 10
• 4017EVP Planning Practicum 20
• 7127EVP Graduate Planning Studio B
• 7137EVP Planning Practice and Law

Selected Publications

• Coiacetto, E. (2007 forthcoming,). The role of the development industry in shaping urban social space: a conceptual model. Geographical Research.
• Coiacetto, E. (2007). Residential sub-market targeting by developers in Brisbane. Urban Policy and Research, 25(2), 257-274.
• Gleeson, B., & Coiacetto, E. (2007). Positive planning in Australia: a review of historical and emergent rationales. Urban Policy and Research, 25(1), 5-19.
• Coiacetto, E. (2006). Real estate development industry structure: consequences for urban planning and development. Planning Practice and Research, 21(4), 423-441.
• Coiacetto, E., & Baker, D. (2006). Public real estate development in Queensland: Local Government as developers. Urban Policy and Research, 24(2), 237-252.
• Coiacetto, E., & Baker, D. (2005). Real estate development by Local government in Queensland. Urban Research Program Research Paper 3. Brisbane: Urban Research Program, Griffith University. Available at  http://www.griffith.edu.au/centre/urp/
  
• Gleeson, B., & Coiacetto, E. (2005). Public Land Agencies in Australia: The key to positive planning? Urban Research Program Research Paper 5. Brisbane: Urban Research Program, Griffith University. Available at http://www.griffith.edu.au/centre/urp
• Coiacetto, E. (2004). The Value of a Structured Planning Practicum Program: Insights from experience. Australian Planner, 41(2), 74-82.
• Dredge, D., & Coiacetto, E. (2006). Planning as a Career Choice: First year students' knowledge of and attitudes towards planning. Australian Planner, 43(1), 26-36.
• Gleeson, B., & Coiacetto, E. (2007). Positive planning in Australia: a review of historical and emergent rationales. Urban Policy and Research, 25(1), 5-19.