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Laurence Troy is a Senior Lecturer in Urbanism and Co-Program Director of the Bachelor of Architecture & Environments at The University of Sydney's School of Architecture, Design and Planning. He directs the USyd AHURI Research Centre, focusing on urban renewal, housing economies, and urbanization's societal impact. His research explores governance of urban change, rental vulnerability, and equitable urban development. Troy has secured significant grants including ARC Linkage and Discovery Projects, AHURI initiatives, and industry-funded research. Notable contributions include analyzing Australia's housing crisis, strata living challenges, and policy reforms. His work bridges academic inquiry with practical solutions for urban equity and sustainability.
Research themes emphasize the intersection of property markets, urban citizenship, and socio-economic stratification. Recent projects include 'Value switching: Extracting profit from the city' (2024) and 'Quantifying Australia's unmet housing need' (2022). Media engagements highlight his role as a public intellectual addressing housing affordability and policy failures.
Grants include $4.2M+ in research funding (as of 2024), focusing on rental vulnerability indices, social housing financing, and short-term rental impacts. Collaborations span government agencies, NGOs, and international scholars. Troy's advisory roles include AHURI projects and industry partnerships, ensuring policy relevance.
