Property Research Trust

🎉 Dr. Neil Blake, Senior Economic Advisor and former Head of UK and EMEA Research at CBRE has joined the Property Research Trust as its latest Trustee. 📈 Neil's role at CBRE involves generating coherent and consistent global views of #economic and #property market prospects. He has a wide experience in property related #consultancy including work on the Barker Review on Housing Supply and on the Property-Inflation relationship for the Investment Property Forum.   🏆 An honorary fellow of the Society of Property Researchers, Neil has also previously worked for Oxford Economics, Experian, Business Strategies and Wharton Econometrics (now IHS). 👋 The Trust welcomes Neil's breadth of experience and his outstanding contribution to real estate research. 📚 Find out more about the Property Research Trust here: https://lnkd.in/e9_J6Y7C #realestate #research #property Alan Dalgleish | Rob Harris | James Child | Whitney Bevan | Chyi Lin Lee | | Dr Samantha Organ, FRICS | Peter Papadakos | Sara J Wilkinson | Timothy Bellman

This is the latest report published by the Property Research Trust. It is well worth studying if India is within your investment remit. It also has wider applicability for emerging Asian markets. Contains excellent insights obtained from interviews with industry stakeholders. Great job by the authors!

🌍 New Report: Zero-Carbon Strategies for Real Estate Markets in Emerging Asia – India Case Study 🏢 ♻️ The Property Research Trust is proud to share our latest funded research, led by Ashish Gupta, PhD, FRICS and Graeme Newell, on net-zero carbon (NZC) strategies in India's #realestate sector. 📈 #India is one of the world’s fastest growing #economies, is urbanising at an unprecedented rate and the third-largest global CO₂ emitter. 🏭 Achieving #NZC in the #builtenvironment is essential - not just for India, but as a model for other countries too. 🧠 This comprehensive report investigates: ✅ The unique barriers and challenges in NZC adoption in India. ✅ The opportunity for India. ✅ Strategies for stakeholders and key actions. 🎙️ From stakeholder #interviews to practical recommendations, this research highlights pathways to decarbonize India's fast-growing real estate sector while emphasizing the importance of collaboration across #governments, #investors, and #developers. 🎯 Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eBbXZXPE At the Property Research Trust, we remain committed to funding actionable research that inspires positive change. #NetZero #Sustainability #RealEstate #CommerialRealEstate

🏆 Congratulations to Haniyeh M Karbasi, the winner of the Property Research Trust's inaugural Sarah Sayce Award for Sustainability Research!🏆  🏡 Dr. Mohammadpourkarbasi, of the School of Architecture at the University of Liverpool, won over the judging panel with a deep dive into “Decarbonising the UK’s Hard-to-Treat Homes: A Comparative Life Cycle Carbon Analysis of Retrofit Strategies." ♻️ Established by Property Research Trust, Aubrey Barker Fund, RICS and the Council of the Heads of the Built Environment (CHOBE), the award was created to recognise #research which enables or furthers the practical adoption and application of #sustainable solutions in the #property industry. 🤝 We are very pleased that Sarah’s husband, David Sayce, was able to present the winners with their award at last weeks’ RICS Accredited Providers Conference. 💬 Alan Dalgleish, Executive Director at Property Research Trust said: “This report is an excellent piece of work which exemplifies the spirit of the award – it gets to the heart of an extremely important issue, chiefly, evaluating the carbon footprint of different retrofit methods for older UK homes that are difficult to upgrade for energy efficiency. It provides insight on the life cycle carbon impacts of retrofitting versus rebuilding, guiding policies and practices that support the UK's 2050 net-zero emissions target.” 💬 Haniyeh M Karbasi said: “The research highlights the ground breaking impact of academic-industry #collaboration in tackling critical design and policy challenges to achieve #netzero targets in the building sector. I am incredibly grateful to Ecospheric Ltd. for sharing their invaluable project data and to Ben Riddle for his continued support in completing this research. It is a profound honour to receive an award named after Sarah Sayce, an exceptional leader whose outstanding contributions have driven meaningful change in both academia and industry.” 📚 The report will soon be available to view on our website: https://lnkd.in/e9_J6Y7C #property #realestate #research

🎉 Timothy Bellman, former Global Research Strategist at Invesco Real Estate, has joined the Property Research Trust as its latest Trustee.   🏆 Tim’s career spans advising clients on cross border strategies, establishing a modern #dataanalytics capability and emphasizing the impact of #climatechange and resilience on #portfolio and asset strategies.   🤝 A member of the Royal Town Planning Institute, the Pension Real Estate Association Research Committee and the World Affairs Council, Tim has also previously worked for ING REIM, LaSalle IM and was Chairman of the ANREV Research Committee.   👋 The Property Research Trust welcomes Tim’s breadth of experience. Throughout his career Tim has been an advocate of the importance of interaction between #academicresearch and #professional practice. 📚 Find out more about the Property Research Trust here: https://lnkd.in/e9_J6Y7C #realestate #research #property Alan Dalgleish | Rob Harris | Whitney Bevan | Peter Papadakos | Sara J Wilkinson | Chyi Lin Lee | James Child

📢 The Property Research Trust is extending the deadline for our 2024 call for papers 💰 Applicants may bid for a grant of up to £10,000 to produce an original piece of #research based on empirical work or #data modelling. 👀 We are seeking to attract bids from #researchers that can assist stakeholders in the #realestate industry (across #construction, #investment, #development and #design) to consider, in practical ways, how they will respond to the increasing array of targets and obligations pertaining to the #netzero agenda. ⏰ A single stage application process will apply. Closing date is Friday 11th October at 1700 GMT. 🙌 Does this sound like you? Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/e9_J6Y7C #Research #RealEstate #ESG #Sustainability #BuiltEnvironment

🏙 How to you move a capital city?   ⛈ It is difficult to think of a more serious consequence of the #climatecrisis than a nation deciding to relocate its capital, but that is exactly what is happening in #Indonesia.   📚 The Property Research Trust is pleased to publish its latest report "Optimising government assets in #Jakarta, Indonesia, post relocation of the capital #city."   🌍 The move to relocate the capital from Jakarta to #Nusantara is complex. But what of the buildings left behind in Jakarta after the relocation?   🏛 This important study develops a #sustainable and practical plan for the reuse of existing underused #buildings, using Indonesia’s capital city relocation as a case study.   1️⃣ The report investigates and develops a deeper understanding of the #social, #economic, and #environmental factors involved in the relocation of #government building users in Jakarta, and the impacts on remaining stakeholders and built assets.   2️⃣ And develops an asset lifecycle management framework that considers the concepts of sustainable building and #climatechange adaptation, to optimise the utilisation of the vacant and underused buildings due to the relocation of Jakarta.   🔎 Read the report to find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eeHHbjPK   🙏 With special thanks to the authors of this project: Connie Susilawati, Bernadetta Devi, Sara J Wilkinson, Ashantha Goonetilleke, Dr Jose Arif Lukito and Dr Darmawan Atmoko   #research #report #realestateresearch #property

🏙 How to you move a capital city?   ⛈ It is difficult to think of a more serious consequence of the #climatecrisis than a nation deciding to relocate its capital, but that is exactly what is happening in #Indonesia.   📚 The Property Research Trust is pleased to publish its latest report "Optimising government assets in #Jakarta, Indonesia, post relocation of the capital #city."   🌍 The move to relocate the capital from Jakarta to #Nusantara is complex. But what of the buildings left behind in Jakarta after the relocation?   🏛 This important study develops a #sustainable and practical plan for the reuse of existing underused #buildings, using Indonesia’s capital city relocation as a case study.   1️⃣ The report investigates and develops a deeper understanding of the #social, #economic, and #environmental factors involved in the relocation of #government building users in Jakarta, and the impacts on remaining stakeholders and built assets.   2️⃣ And develops an asset lifecycle management framework that considers the concepts of sustainable building and #climatechange adaptation, to optimise the utilisation of the vacant and underused buildings due to the relocation of Jakarta.   🔎 Read the report to find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eeHHbjPK   🙏 With special thanks to the authors of this project: Connie Susilawati, Bernadetta Devi, Sara J Wilkinson, Ashantha Goonetilleke, Dr Jose Arif Lukito and Dr Darmawan Atmoko   #research #report #realestateresearch #property

🏙 How to you move a capital city?   ⛈ It is difficult to think of a more serious consequence of the #climatecrisis than a nation deciding to relocate its capital, but that is exactly what is happening in #Indonesia.   📚 The Property Research Trust is pleased to publish its latest report "Optimising government assets in #Jakarta, Indonesia, post relocation of the capital #city."   🌍 The move to relocate the capital from Jakarta to #Nusantara is complex. But what of the buildings left behind in Jakarta after the relocation?   🏛 This important study develops a #sustainable and practical plan for the reuse of existing underused #buildings, using Indonesia’s capital city relocation as a case study.   1️⃣ The report investigates and develops a deeper understanding of the #social, #economic, and #environmental factors involved in the relocation of #government building users in Jakarta, and the impacts on remaining stakeholders and built assets.   2️⃣ And develops an asset lifecycle management framework that considers the concepts of sustainable building and #climatechange adaptation, to optimise the utilisation of the vacant and underused buildings due to the relocation of Jakarta.   🔎 Read the report to find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eeHHbjPK   🙏 With special thanks to the authors of this project: Connie Susilawati, Bernadetta Devi, Sara J Wilkinson, Ashantha Goonetilleke, Dr Jose Arif Lukito and Dr Darmawan Atmoko   #research #report #realestateresearch #property