An analysis of papers published in the<i>Journal of European Real Estate Research</i>, 2008-2019

Hoesli, Martin

doi:10.1108/jerer-04-2020-0027

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“…There are a number of papers on various aspects of property academic careers. These include aspects such as property research publication trends/directions (eg: Chan et al, 2008;Hoesli, 2016Hoesli, , 2021McGreal and McIhatton, 2015;Newell, 2021Newell, , 2022Weeks et al, 2007), research impact (eg: Newell et al, 2022), career challenges and opportunities (eg: Manning and Roulac, 2001;Newell, 2007), promotion issues (eg: Manning et al, 2007), role of practical experience (Hardin, 2000), and property education trends (eg: D'Arcy and Taltavull, 2009). These property publications have been supported by a wide range of publications in the higher education journals that relate to general academic career issues across a wide range of disciplines, such as mentoring/support systems (eg: Eliasson et al, 2000;Kirchmeyer, 2005), life balance and parenting (eg: Harris et al, 2019;Sallee et al, 2005), online learning (eg: Marasi et al, 2022), discrimination (eg: Filandori andPasque, 2021), gender roles (eg: Long et al, 1993;Nielsen, 2016), international careers (eg: Jepsen et al, 2014), and determinants of academic success/promotion (eg: Van Balen et al, 2012;Ortlieb and Weiss, 2018).…”

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Real Estate Insights Identifying career strategies for property academics

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Adair

Paz

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PurposeThe university context has changed considerably in recent years. This paper aims to identify career strategies that can be used by property academics in the property education, research and industry linkages spaces in this changing university environment. This is particularly relevant for early career researchers (ECRs), as they navigate developing their careers as the next generation of property academics.Design/methodology/approachThis research is based on a thorough understanding and extensive experience of the university environment in the property area by the four authors. This depth of understanding is at a global level, with team members having extensive property academic experience over many years in Europe, the USA and Asia–Pacific.FindingsCareer strategies for property academics are identified that will ensure the next generation of property academics are suitably prepared for the challenges of being an academic in the changing university environment. This is particularly relevant for ECRs in property.Practical implicationsIt is important to prepare the next generation of property academics to ensure the high quality of property graduates as they become the next generation of property professionals. Practical career strategies are identified for property academics to ensure that they have the necessary skills to develop their academic careers to empower the next generation of property professionals.Originality/valueThis paper is the first paper to specifically address the career strategies needed by property academics in universities today. This is a key issue for the property industry going forward at all levels to ensure the next generation of property academics are empowered to prepare the next generation of property professionals.

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“…These include aspects such as property research publication trends/directions (e.g. Chan et al, 2008;Hoesli, 2016Hoesli, , 2021McGreal and McIhatton, 2015;Newell, 2021Newell, , 2022Weeks et al, 2007), research impact (e.g. Newell et al, 2022), career challenges and opportunities (e.g.…”

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Real Estate Insights Identifying career strategies for property academics

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Adair

Paz

et al. 2023

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Technology “like a fork”. How PropTech shapes real estate innovation

Tagliaro,

Pomè,

Migliore

et al. 2024

JERER

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PurposePropTech has shown important implications for real estate; however, it remains a poorly understood phenomenon in both academia and practice. This paper aims to advance the understanding of PropTech by disentangling what the real estate sector needs from technology and, in parallel, observing closely the activities of PropTech businesses in two different countries.Design/methodology/approachThe paper adopts a mixed-method approach relying on qualitative data collected through interviews with PropTech players and real estate operators, and quantitative data collected through multiple sources on the Finnish and Italian PropTech ecosystems. The analysis is exploratory and descriptive.FindingsThis study underscores the potential benefits that digital technologies, introduced by PropTech, can add to the real estate sector: data integration; decisions informed from data; balance of new and old approaches to problem-solving; change in vision; adaptability of technologies and business models; and new professional profiles. These benefits are obtained when technology enables innovation from cross-pollination of different sectors. This becomes evident through the analysis of NACE activities, which demonstrates that innovation not only depends on interactions between property and technology, but the phenomenon covers a much broader spectrum of activities and industries.Originality/valueOur exploratory analysis brings up new evidence that not only the real estate sector and property sector are affected by PropTech but the phenomenon covers a much broader spectrum of activities and industries. This paper contributes to the debate on technology innovations and value chain in the real estate and construction sector, while adding a cross-country perspective.

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An analysis of papers published in theJournal of European Real Estate Research, 2008-2019

Cited by 2 publications

References 25 publications

Real Estate Insights Identifying career strategies for property academics

Real Estate Insights Identifying career strategies for property academics

Technology “like a fork”. How PropTech shapes real estate innovation

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