As a Planning Economist, you work on challenging projects at the intersection of spatial planning, finance, and development. Your activities include: - Preparing and calculating **land and property development budgets** - Conducting **scenario and risk analyses** - Providing financial advice within complex area developments - Addressing issues related to **land policy, contract formation, and collaboration between parties** - Collaborating with project managers, urban planners, and civil engineering colleagues You always assess financial feasibility within the broader context of a project, from initiation to realization. **Working in a multidisciplinary team** You collaborate with experts from various disciplines such as urban planning, civil engineering, geodata, and project management. You frequently liaise with clients such as: - Municipalities and other governmental bodies - Housing corporations - Developers and private sector companies - Construction and infrastructure partners Beyond your own responsibilities, you guide colleagues in planning economics and actively share knowledge within the team. **What does your workday look like?** You combine office work with visits to project sites at client locations. One day, you might start with a meeting about ongoing land development budgets and work on different financial scenarios. The next day, you might evaluate a developer's plans against financial frameworks and advise on choices in programming or project phasing. Your day is full of variety: analyzing, advising, collaborating, and making an impact on the living environment of tomorrow.
