UF-FSU Research Symposium - Call for Papers

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We are now accepting submissions for the 2024 FSU-UF Critical Issues in Real Estate Symposium. The event seeks to attract leading researchers from academia and industry with current research on topics related to real estate debt financing. The symposium will feature a relaxed yet focused setting, with in-depth paper presentations and more time for discussion among presenters, assigned discussants, and other participants.

SUITABLE TOPICS CAN INCLUDE

• Issues in home mortgage loans and lending
• Issues in income property mortgage loans and lending
• Issues in residential mortgage securitization and secondary markets
• Issues in income property mortgage securitization and secondary markets
• International issues and comparisons in home mortgage finance
• The role of home finance in household economic and social opportunities
• The role of property tech and fintech in real estate lending
• Climate risk and real estate lending

The symposium will be hosted by the University of Florida’s Bergstrom Real Estate Center. Hotel accommodation (two nights) and group meals will be provided by the organizing institutions. Transportation expenses up to $600 for presenting/attending authors will be reimbursed.

Call for Papers: Real Estate Economics Special Issue on Commercial Real Estate Finance and Investment

Commercial real estate (CRE) markets are continually changing. Public and private real estate valuations have diverged in 2022, and the gaps have yet to close. These divides have highlighted the disparities between market-based and appraisal-based valuations; they have also limited transaction market liquidity. Other developments, including remote work arrangements, the evolution of the retail and industrial sectors to adapt to e-commerce, and demographic changes, continue to change the nature of the demand for space. As the U.S. and global economies have changed, the real estate that houses the economy has also evolved. “Modern economy” property sectors now account for most of the equity market capitalization of the FTSE Nareit All Equity Index. Technological advances in AI and PropTech are impacting investment analyses and approaches. Institutional investors are increasingly concerned with environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and corporate governance. Institutional investors also continue to invest heavily in illiquid forms of real estate despite some apparent drawbacks. CRE owners are under pressure in the face of growing climate risks, demand shifts, and new regulations. Further, lenders and financial regulators are increasingly concerned about the exposure of the banking system to the CRE asset class.

Considering the important changes affecting CRE markets today, the editors of Real Estate Economics (REE) are pleased to announce a call for papers for a Special Issue on Commercial Real Estate Finance and Investment. Liang Peng (PSU) has agreed to serve as guest editor. We welcome studies relating to all CRE finance and investment issues. We encourage submissions that address real estate investment trusts (REITs) and the economics of public versus private CRE ownership.

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We are pleased to invite you to submit your academic or professional practice research papers for presentation at the 6th Annual REALPAC/Toronto Metropolitan University Commercial Real Estate Research Symposium.

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Alrov Institute for Real Estate Research at Tel Aviv University, ESCP Business School, Graaskamp Center for Real Estate at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate are jointly organizing a conference on issues of lowincome housing supply, related financing tools, inequality, and housing affordability and policy analysis. The selection committee is interested in economics and policy research on topics including housing affordability, inequality, house price and rent dynamics, rent control, low-income housing supply and demand, private-public partnerships including (but not limited to) the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) and the Tax Increment Financing (TIF) programs, mortgage and housing finance system design and performance to support affordable housing, land use regulation and entitlements, demographic factors, homelessness, urban stratification, population mobility and immigration, and policy at all levels of government. The conference is planned for April 11- 12, 2024 at UCLA.

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26-27 October 2023 // ZEW Mannheim, Germany (in-person)

The network on Real Estate Markets and Capital Markets (ReCapNet) provides a forum for researchers in the areas of real estate finance, investment, economics, development, housing, urban planning, and public policy to present advanced working papers. Theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented contributions are possible. The conference provides a forum that allows researchers to network while fostering the exchange of research ideas and results.

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Friday, October 27, 2023
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