Moments and momentum in the returns of securitized real estate: A cross-country study of risk factors driving real estate investment trusts before and during COVID-19

Zhang, Wendi; Li, Bin; Roca, Eduardo

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e18476

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“…This critical review endeavors to encapsulate the significant research on this topic, highlighting the contributions made, especially in the Ukrainian context, and identifying the gaps in the current body of knowledge. Zhang, Li, and Roca (2023) conducted an intriguing study on the moments and momentum in the returns of securitized real estate, focusing on real estate investment trusts (REITs) before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Their crosscountry analysis provides insights into the risk factors driving these trusts, revealing the inherent vulnerabilities and opportunities in real estate investments during turbulent times.…”

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Construction of Real Estate with the Involvement of Individual Funds: The Ukrainian Experience

2023

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In the modern world, construction plays an important role, as the cities are developing leading to an increase in demand for housing and the construction of new real estate. The construction of residential real estate depends largely on attracting individuals' funds to real estate construction. One of the important issues is raising funds from enterprises, organizations, and the state budget to develop various spheres of public life, including real estate. In this context, this paper examines the Ukrainian experience of real estate construction with the use of individuals' funds. It analyses the features of various models used in financing real estate construction in general to identify the mechanisms for raising funds from individuals for the construction of real estate in Ukraine. It intends to identify the risks arising during the construction of real estate with the financial participation of individuals.The research employs a blend of qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Grounded primarily in documentary research, the study extensively scrutinized various primary and secondary sources, including regulatory documents, government publications, and market analyses. This ensured an in-depth grasp of both the historical evolution and present-day nuances of individual financing in the Ukrainian real estate sector.The findings reveal the regulations of raising funds from individuals for the construction of real estate.The paper concludes that individual funding for real estate in Ukraine offers significant potential for addressing housing needs and stimulating economic growth, yet is marked by legislative inconsistencies and investor vulnerabilities. Drawing from best practices, such as developer liability insurance, can bolster trust and efficacy in this financing mechanism. A refinement of legislative structures and enhanced protections for individual investors is essential for optimizing its potential.

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Construction of Real Estate with the Involvement of Individual Funds: The Ukrainian Experience

2023

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“…Compared to the previous literature, research in this field is still insufficient. Existing research mainly focuses on housing problems during the COVID-19 epidemic, which transformed the housing market in a number of ways [21][22][23], and these shifts are often negative [24][25][26]. Some scholars have pointed out that the impact of COVID-19 has increased the systemic financial risk in the housing market [27], and the valuation of the housing market has fallen considerably [28][29][30].…”

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Transition of Youth’s Housing Issues: A Survey in the Nanjing Metropolitan Coordinating Region, China

Wu,

Zha,

Zhang

et al. 2023

Buildings

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The housing problem of young people is one of the manifestations of the imbalanced and insufficient development of China’s housing market. Solving housing issues for young people and improving their living conditions is of great significance for promoting the sustainable and healthy development of the real estate market. In order to analyze the housing issues of young people in China during the post-pandemic era, this paper investigates young people in the Nanjing Metropolitan Coordinating Region through questionnaires and interviews. The content of the questionnaire survey mainly includes the current housing situation, choice of renting or purchasing a home, expectations of real estate market, and future plans for purchasing a house of young people. The research results indicate that there are problems in the current housing market, such as strong purchasing preferences, imbalanced supply structure in the rental market, limited financial support for purchasing housing, low housing security levels, and small coverage of the housing provident fund. In order to solve the housing problems of young people, government departments should actively promote the formation of a multi-level housing supply structure, accelerate the promotion of the same rights for renting and purchasing, establish a standardized housing rental market, optimize the housing security policy for young people, and expand the coverage of the housing provident fund. The findings of this study have significant policy implications for easing the housing pressure on young people and building a youth-development-oriented city.

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A Novel Data Analytics Methodology for Analyzing Real Estate Brokerage Markets with Case Study of Dubai

Al Abdulsalam,

Al Hashemi,

Aleissaee

et al. 2024

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Despite the vast economic impact of real estate markets worldwide, research on real estate brokerage markets remains limited. Specifically, there are few studies that provide a systematic, integrated, and replicable analytical methodology to analyze and benchmark a given real estate brokerage market. To this end, this paper introduces a data analytics methodology for analyzing real estate brokerage markets, integrating various statistical and analytical methods to extract insights from market data, supporting real estate investment decisions. The applicability of the methodology is demonstrated with a case study analyzing data from the top 50 real estate brokerage firms in Dubai, UAE. As shown in the case study, applying this methodology to brokerage market data enables the visual benchmarking of firms, identification of similarities between them, profiling and comparison of clusters of firms, and exploration of the impacts of various categorical and numerical attributes on performance. A notable finding for the Dubai real estate brokerage market is that it takes a minimum of 700 days for a brokerage firm to mature and advance to the next level of business success.

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Moments and momentum in the returns of securitized real estate: A cross-country study of risk factors driving real estate investment trusts before and during COVID-19

Cited by 4 publications

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Construction of Real Estate with the Involvement of Individual Funds: The Ukrainian Experience

Construction of Real Estate with the Involvement of Individual Funds: The Ukrainian Experience

Transition of Youth’s Housing Issues: A Survey in the Nanjing Metropolitan Coordinating Region, China

A Novel Data Analytics Methodology for Analyzing Real Estate Brokerage Markets with Case Study of Dubai

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