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Five students from Department of Real Estate and Construction won the Top Award in HKIS – Outstanding Final Year Dissertation Award 2012
| Award | Project Title | Student Name |
| Top Award (Building Surveying) | A Study on the factors of living in sub-divided units in Hong Kong | WONG Chak Wa |
| Top Award (General Practice) | An Empirical Study of the Impact of Public Rental Housing Estates on the Neighboring Private Housing Prices in Hong Kong | KWONG Ka Ho |
| Top Award (Planning and Development) | Why do smaller theme malls arise at high pedestrian flow locations? | LEUNG Chun Fung |
| Top Award (Property and Facility Management) | What drives rental premium in green buildings? An empirical test differentiating between performance and signaling effect of certified green buildings in Hong Kong | CHOW Yan Yin |
| Top Award (Quantity Surveying) | An Empirical Study of the Etiect of Partnering on the Organizational Relationship and Performance Effectiveness of Construction Projects in Hong Kong | WONG Yik Ching |
One PhD student won The Hong Kong Institute of Surveyors – Dissertation/Thesis Awards for Postgraduate Students
| Category | Project Title | Student Name |
| PhD | Analysis of Factors Affecting Individual Knowledge Sharing Behavior in Construction Teams in Hong Kong | ZHANG Pcihua |
