Lyndall Bryant

Dr Lyndall Bryant is a Senior Lecturer and researcher at Queensland University of Technology (QUT), based in the School of Economics & Finance under the Faculty of Business & Law. Her work focuses on property economics, housing affordability, urban development, and infrastructure impacts. With over 20 years in senior executive roles across housing, finance, and academia, she bridges industry and academic expertise. She founded the QUT Housing Researchers Network to drive collaborative, policy-influencing research.

Education:

• Doctor of Philosophy, Queensland University of Technology
• Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment (Securities Institute of Australia)
• Bachelor of Applied Science in Property Economics, Queensland University of Technology
• Diploma of Applied Science, Queensland University of Technology

Research Interests: Dr Bryant’s research addresses housing affordability, effective property market mechanisms, and urban development barriers. She explores intersections of finance, infrastructure, and property values, with a focus on not-for-profit asset management. Her work emphasizes evidence-based policy solutions.

Articles Trends: Her publications span infrastructure policy impacts, urban development strategies, and innovative education methods. Recent work addresses housing shortages via spare bedrooms and affordable apartment development risks.

Awards:

• Early Career Academic Award for Excellence (2014)
• Pacific Rim Real Estate Society Best Presentation (2013)
• Literati Awards Highly Commended (2013)

Grants & Advising: Advisor to the Southern Downs Regional Council’s Housing Plan and multiple industry bodies. Mentored students for 20+ years and supervised doctoral research on property development costing.

Labs/Teams: Leads the QUT Housing Researchers Network, fostering interdisciplinary urban research.