On the Need for Iterative Real Estate Project Models – Applying Agile Methods in Real Estate Developments

Olsson, Nils O.E.; Sørensen, Anette Østbø; Leikvam, Gunnar

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(15)00208-7

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“…Agile methods help to respond quickly to changing circumstances without excessive rework. Case studies by Olsson et al (2015) indicate that there is a need to describe the real estate development process in an iterative manner. Authors have developed an agile model for real estate development projects.…”

Section: Models and Methods For The Analysis Of Real Estate Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Although economic crises are unavoidable, the opinion here is that rational decision making in real estate development makes it possible to diminish the losses. Many models and methods for the analysis of real estate development and their components have been developed worldwide: -Linear models of the real estate development process (Medalen, 2004;Miles, 2007;Røsnes & Kristoffersen, 2009); -Iterative real estate project models (Olsson, Sørensen, & Leikvam, 2015); -Seven stages real estate development process model (Kohlhepp, 2012); -New Keynesian dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model on China's housing market fluctuations (Wen & He, 2015); -A sub-regional model of housing markets in England (Bramley & Watkins, 2016); -The recreational complex real estate sustainability assessment model allowing assessment of the aspects of sustainable construction (environmental, economic and social) (Raslanas et al, 2016); -Typology-based approach model for estimation of the energy performance certificate of a housing stock characterized via qualitative variables (Florio & Teissier, 2015); -Mixed-methods evaluation of a short-term housing support program for homeless families (Meschede & Chaganti, 2015); -Method and model for early-warning and forecasting of real estate development (Huang et al, 2015); -Model for optimization of construction contracting in housing development project (Ngowtanasuwan, 2013); -Model of conflict resolution (Wang, Kilgour, & Hipel, 2015); -Risk evaluation model for real estate projects (Sun, Huang, Chen, & Li, 2008); -Analogical regression method (a real estate appraisal system) (Kettani & Oral, 2015); -Mixed-method approach (downtown redevelopment) (Charney, 2015); -Normative process model (managing iterations in the modular real estate development process) (Eppinger, Bonelli, & Gonzalez, 2013); -Model of park development (BenDor, Westervelt, Song, & Sexton, 2013); -Hedonic model for high-speed rail station on spatial variations in housing price (Geng, Bao, & Liang, 2015); -Public-private partnership models (Cruz & Marques, 2011;Wang, 2015); -Micro-simulation model of hou...…”

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confidence: 99%

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The aim of this paper is to propose a decision support model for real estate development and recommendations that could help Lithuania during economic crises. Research, theoretical and practical tasks of sustainable real estate development process were revised, particular examples presented. Different models and methods for analysis of real estate development discussed. Decision support model, encompassing extensive analysis of the global trends, best crisis management practices, assessment of the factual situation and provision of recommendations for different stakeholders under conditions of market instability presented. According to proposed model, the research was performed by studying the expertise of advanced industrial economies and by adapting such to Lithuania while taking into consideration its specific history, development level, needs and traditions. Basing on these findings, accumulated know-how, the results of previous scientific studies and practical insights of the other authors, specific recommendations to avoid crisis and minimize its consequences in macro-, meso- and micro- levels were provided. Recommendations illustrate holistic point of view and assumption that real estate development consists of creativity, research and art.

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Section: Models and Methods For The Analysis Of Real Estate Developmentmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainable Development of Real Estate: Decision Support Model and Recommendations for the Period of Crisis

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Tupėnaitė

Raslanas

et al. 2018

International Journal of Strategic Property Management

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“…Segundo Olsson, Sorensen e Leikvam (2015), os métodos ágeis podem ser vistos como uma reação aos métodos tradicionais ou plan-based, assumindo que existem soluções imprevisíveis para cada problema. Os autores consideram ainda que processos ágeis têm por objetivo responder às mudanças de requisitos sem retrabalho excessivo.…”

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Aplicação de hibridismo na gestão de equipes e stakeholders de múltiplos projetos de engenharia

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Mazieri

2021

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A constante pressão do mercado pela competitividade promove a necessidade do aumento da qualidade das entregas e diminuição de desperdícios e retrabalhos, utilizando equipes de alto desempenho e mantendo seus stakeholders cada vez mais satisfeitos. Por isso, foram aplicadas técnicas scrum-ágeis em um modelo de gestão de projetos de engenharia, baseado no modelo cascata. Portanto, este estudo tem por objetivo propor e aplicar técnicas scrum-ágeis no modelo de gestão de projetos de engenharia, que resultarão em um modelo híbrido, voltado a minimizar os impactos negativos presentes nas mudanças, observando o resultado refletido na equipe de gestão projetos de engenharia e nos stakeholders. A intervenção ocorreu por meio de pesquisa-ação em decorrência do papel de consultor realizado pelos autores, que identificaram os problemas e desenvolveram e implantaram as soluções. Foram verificadas redução no percentual de atrasos e melhoria dos indicadores de desempenho da empresa junto ao cliente. Além disso, foi realizada a revisão de um processo de desenvolvimento de projetos de engenharia já existente, tornando-o híbrido e propondo, dessa forma, uma nova forma de trabalho para as empresas de engenharia.

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“…In Norway, zoning includes a general municipality zoning plan and a detailed regulation plan for certain areas when needed (Olsson et al, 2015). The process is defined by the Planning and Building Act in the form of different steps to be implemented by local authorities (Plan-og bygningsloven, 2008).…”

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Cultural heritage in project management: project appraisal and quality assurance in the early phase of major public investments

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This method paper is an analysis of how cultural heritage values are handled in documentation related to early phase evaluations of major public investment projects in Norway. This study was instigated by an apparent lack in the consideration of cultural heritage values in such documentation. The purpose is to study cultural heritage values from a project management perspective. We conducted a case study document analysis to see how cultural heritage issues are addressed in the early phases of projects. Methodologically, the paper analyses the use of vocabulary related to cultural heritage values in the documentation.We chose Norwegian large governmental investments as cases because there is uniform documentation available from these projects. The results suggest that cultural heritage values are mentioned but seldom substantially discussed in the studied documents. In addition, cultural heritage values tend to be discussed using non-specific language instead of technical terms rooted in legislation.When cultural heritage values are discussed, there is an emphasis on legislation regarding cultural heritage and how the legislation can be a problem in relation to the project planning, design and execution. Today's discussion of cultural heritage values appears to be lacking and in need of a strengthened framework.The methodology applied in this study aims to provide a structured search method for the unstructured discussion of cultural heritage issues in these extensive documents.

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On the Need for Iterative Real Estate Project Models – Applying Agile Methods in Real Estate Developments

Cited by 14 publications

References 15 publications

Sustainable Development of Real Estate: Decision Support Model and Recommendations for the Period of Crisis

Sustainable Development of Real Estate: Decision Support Model and Recommendations for the Period of Crisis

Aplicação de hibridismo na gestão de equipes e stakeholders de múltiplos projetos de engenharia

Cultural heritage in project management: project appraisal and quality assurance in the early phase of major public investments

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