房地产周期研究有周期吗?来自房地产协会会议上30年论文的证据

Q3 Social Sciences

Journal of Real Estate Literature Pub Date : 2018-07-01 DOI:10.1080/10835547.2018.12090480

Annette Kämpf-Dern, Stephen E. Roulac, Stephen A. Pyhrr

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摘要

自20世纪90年代以来，房地产周期研究(RECR)已成为房地产研究学会年会的重要内容。Pyhrr, Born, Manning和Roulac(2003)开发了一个框架，用于构建和分类RECR知识体。自2003年以来，RECR的广泛和日益增长的多样性表明了原始框架中的一些不足之处。在本文中，我们解释了扩展框架，并报告了跟踪和分析RECR相对重点的研究结果。我们分析了八家房地产研究协会会议上发表的所有论文，涵盖了三十年(1983-2012)，包括所有主题的15,178篇论文，以及特定周期主题的729篇论文。我们发现，虽然在RECR中存在可识别的周期，但它们尚未像我们预期的那样明显或可预测。

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Are There Cycles in Real Estate Cycles Research? Evidence from 30 Years of Papers Presented at Real Estate Society Meetings

Abstract Since the 1990s, real estate cycles research (RECR) has become an important part of real estate research societies' annual meetings. Pyhrr, Born, Manning, and Roulac (2003) developed a framework for structuring and classifying the body of knowledge on RECR. Since 2003, extensive and growing diversity in RECR has suggested several inadequacies in the original framework. In this paper, we explain the expanded framework, and report the results of research that tracks and analyzes the relative emphasis of RECR. We analyze all papers presented at the meetings of the eight real estate research societies, covering three decades (1983–2012), including 15,178 papers presented on all topics, and 729 papers on specific cycles topics. We find that while there are identifiable cycles in RECR, they are not yet as pronounced or predictable as we expected.

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Journal of Real Estate Literature Economics, Econometrics and Finance-Economics, Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)

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0.90

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Real Estate Literature (JREL) is a publication of the American Real Estate Society (ARES). This journal offers a comprehensive source of information about real estate research and encourages research and education in industry and academia. The scope of the journal goes beyond that of traditional literature journals that only list published research. This journal also includes working papers, dissertations, book reviews and articles on literature reviews on specialized topics, real estate information technology and international real estate.