Development and testing of a rent determination framework for PPP rental villages

Liu, Shijing; Jin, Hongyu; Liu, Chunlu; Xie, Baohua; Mills, Anthony

doi:10.1080/15623599.2019.1616412

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“…In past, social economy options of student housing were bypassed by the universities in global north including the North American Universities (Pillai et al , 2021) however many of them are gradually facilitating, and making trials with, or count on several PPP models to cope with the student housing demand (Blair and Williams, 2017; Liu et al , 2019). In contrast, public universities in India seem are reluctant to find out innovative ways to tackle student housing challenges of which UoA is not an exception.…”

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An exploration of off-campus private student housing in Praygaraj, India

Tiwari

2022

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Purpose By using exploratory mixed methods, this study aims to present the investigation of the existing situation of private off-campus student accommodation at the University of Allahabad (UoA) in Prayagraj city. Design/methodology/approach This study explored the geographical variability of student’s private rental housing in Prayagraj city of India through 721 responses from an online semi-structured questionnaire, together with 12 interviews. Moran’s I and LISA were used to determine spatial clustering of rents paid by male and female students. Findings Results of this study reveal prevalence of unregulated with poor quality of off-campus housing in general and expensive rents in the proximity of UoA. Research limitations/implications Obtaining less responses from the female students was one of the important limitations. Practical implications A win-win strategy might be formulated with a mix of innovative solutions inclusive of public private partnerships and social economy solutions woven with need-based rental housing, rekindled as the affordable rental housing complexes after COVID-19 pandemic. Social implications This study is highly beneficial to improve liveability in the student housing segment. Originality/value This paper develops extensive understanding on the potential student housing segment in the Indian cities. Additionally, this paper demonstrates weak coordination between the central government policies, educational administrators and municipal officials.

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An exploration of off-campus private student housing in Praygaraj, India

Tiwari

2022

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“…The application of PPPs in the field of aged care properties has just started and there are only a few related studies. There is limited research focussing on applicability analysis (Yang and Chen, 2016, Li, 2013), government incentives (Liu et al , 2019b; Li, 2018) or concession period or price (Liu et al , 2018, 2019a). However, the capital structure of PPP rental retirement villages is one of the vital indicators for evaluating a project’s financial viability despite the lack of research.…”

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Investment apportionments among participants of PPP rental retirement villages

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Liu

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine public–private partnership (PPP) approaches for the construction of rental retirement villages in Australia and to allocate the investment proportions under a certain project return rate among three investors which are the government, private sectors and pension funds. The apportionment will achieve a minimum overall investment risk for the project. Design/methodology/approach Capital structure, particularly determination of investment apportionment proportions, is one of the key factors affecting the success of PPP rental retirement villages. Markowitz mean-variance model was applied to examine the investment allocations with minimum project investment risks under a certain projected return rate among the PPP partners for the construction of rental retirement villages. Findings The research findings validate the feasibility of the inclusion of pension funds in the construction of PPP rental retirement villages and demonstrate the existence of relationships between the project return rate and the investment allocation proportions. Originality/value This paper provides a quantitative approach for determination of the investment proportions among PPP partners to enrich the theory of PPP in relation to the construction of rental retirement villages. This has implications for PPP partners and can help these stakeholders make vital contributions in developing intellectual wealth in the PPP investment area while providing them with a detailed guide to decision making and negotiation in relation to investment in PPP rental retirement villages.

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Exploring the challenges in the development of retirement village homes through Public-Private Partnerships

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Tam

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Development and testing of a rent determination framework for PPP rental villages

Cited by 4 publications

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An exploration of off-campus private student housing in Praygaraj, India

An exploration of off-campus private student housing in Praygaraj, India

Investment apportionments among participants of PPP rental retirement villages

Exploring the challenges in the development of retirement village homes through Public-Private Partnerships

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