We’re economics people – Experts in economic research, analysis and consulting in the Southeast Queensland urban development sector.

The Director and Principal of Urban Economics, Kerrianne has more than 30 years experience applying economic and market research to property decisions that influence the way we live, work, play & learn within the urban environment. With an affinity for identifying opportunities and gathering insights from target markets, Kerrianne has prepared centre development strategies, master planning inputs, economic strategies, and highest and best use analyses.  Kerrianne has prepared need and impact analyses on urban uses ranging from childcare to residential aged care, tourism to industrial, shopping centres and educational facilities. Kerrianne regularly undertakes Peer Reviews on behalf of Local Authorities and has appeared as an expert witness in a range of jurisdictions including the Queensland Planning & Environment Court.  Kerrianne is a Director of Suburban Futures and has held committee roles on the Industrial and Retirement Living committees with the Property Council of Australia (Qld), including Chair of the Industrial Committee.

The Associate Director at Urban Economics, Josh has guided property decisions and delivered impactful urban development strategies for more than 14 years. Projects that he has worked on have included large-scale planning initiatives, need and impact assessments, and developments ranging from childcare facilities to speedways, luxury hotels to self-storage facilities.  A technology enthusiast, Josh has developed and managed GIS databases focused on specialised property supply across Queensland. His work includes data on supermarkets, service stations, drive-through food and beverage outlets, childcare centres, and aged care facilities—enhancing the precision and depth of Urban Economics’ analyses in these sectors. Josh is an active Member of the Committee for Brisbane and holds a Bachelor of Business with a major in Real Estate & Property Development.

The Associate Director at Urban Economics, Josh has guided property decisions and delivered impactful urban development strategies for more than 14 years. Projects that he has worked on have included large-scale planning initiatives, need and impact assessments, and developments ranging from childcare facilities to speedways, luxury hotels to self-storage facilities.  A technology enthusiast, Josh has developed and managed GIS databases focused on specialised property supply across Queensland. His work includes data on supermarkets, service stations, drive-through food and beverage outlets, childcare centres, and aged care facilities—enhancing the precision and depth of Urban Economics’ analyses in these sectors. Josh is an active Member of the Committee for Brisbane and holds a Bachelor of Business with a major in Real Estate & Property Development.

Kalychia is a detail-oriented, outcome-driven Research Analyst, who combines her data interpretation and analysis capabilities to support and enhance informed decision-making on various projects. Kalychia is a highly motivated professional, eager to delve into and grow professionally and personally in both the planning and economic fields, while ensuring client satisfaction. Kalychia holds a Bachelor of Business Honours degree, majoring in Economics.