The Department of Finance, Insurance and Real Estate of the Faculty of Administrative Sciences at Université Laval, an AACSB and EQUIS accredited university, invites applications for a tenure‐track appointment in finance, insurance and real estate.
Job Title: Baruch College – Assistant Professor – Real Estate
The 4th Edition of Commercial Real Estate Analysis for Investment, Finance and Development is finally being released this fall 2025, published by Rutledge (Taylor & Francis), with the addition of some new co-authors. The authors now include David Geltner, Norm Miller, Alex Van De Minne, Piet Eicholtz, Thies Lindenthal and Lily Shen. To buy the book or order an evaluation copy go here or go to the Rutledge.com site. This will be a new format, a “hybrid” book with half (core chapters) in print and half online or fully online. This approach keeps the text cost down for students to less than half of the cost of the previous edition.
AREUEA is looking for a doctoral student to assist with conferences, dissemination, writing, and organizational and scientific tasks. You will be hired through a temporary work agency and work an average of seven to ten hours per week, with a degree of flexibility that can be negotiated throughout the year (e.g., more, or less time on specific months). The position is fully remote, but participation in our conferences is encouraged. You will report to the current president and executive vice president of AREUEA. The salary is $35 per hour.
The symposium is organized by REALPAC and the Real Estate Management Department at the Ted Rogers School of Management, Toronto Metropolitan University, and will bring together commercial real estate practitioners, academics and policy makers to share and discuss their research.
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 allows researchers to network while fostering the exchange of research ideas and results.
Job Description
The Department of Finance, Lundquist College of Business, University of Oregon seeks to fill one faculty position at Assistant Teaching Professor, Associate Teaching Professor, or Professor of Practice of Real Estate. We seek someone with the ability to teach various applied real estate courses, including but not limited to real estate finance, real estate investment analysis, real estate development, commercial real estate, real estate valuation methods, and real estate market analysis. Our preference is to find an individual who has significant prior experience working in the real estate industry.
This is a 9-month instructional contract. Summer opportunities may be available.
The 2nd AI in Finance Conference in Montréal, Canada will feature a dedicated AI and Real Estate program on October 30th, 2025. This special program aims to bring together leading academics and practitioners to explore cutting-edge research at the intersection of AI and real estate markets. We especially encourage work that bridges methodological innovations in AI/ML with applications in real estate finance and urban economics.
The AI and Real Estate program will feature a keynote address by Professor Thies Lindenthal (University of Cambridge) followed by an industry-academic panel, and presentations of selected papers, fostering dialogue on how advanced analytics (e.g. deep learning, natural language processing, computer vision, geospatial data) are generating new insights in property valuation, investment strategy, sustainability, urban planning, and beyond.
The E.V. Williams Center for Real Estate in the Strome College of Business at Old Dominion University is pleased to announce a call for papers for its third annual research symposium. The event will be held on October 2nd & 3rd 2025 at ODU’s campus in Norfolk, Virginia.
This year’s theme is housing research and papers presented at the symposium will be eligible to be featured in a special issue of the Journal of Housing Research, subject to the normal reviewing process for the journal. The symposium will provide researchers with an opportunity to present and discuss new papers and facilitate the exchange of research ideas. All presenters will be asked to discuss another paper.
The real estate industry is undergoing a significant transformation driven by the integration of material and immaterial technologies, including billions of interconnected sensors and devices that enhance urban environments through real-time data analysis. Advances in artificial intelligence, such as large language models, and technologies like blockchain and IoT sensors, are revolutionizing property management by optimizing operations, improving energy efficiency, and enhancing occupant experiences. The emergence of data centers as a new asset class also presents substantial investment opportunities due to increased demand for cloud storage and internet traffic. Overall, these technological advancements are reshaping the industry, offering opportunities for growth, efficiency, and sustainability. The 2025 MIT Technology and Real Estate Symposium will advance research on how these material and immaterial technologies affect the real estate industry by engaging scholars and practitioners.
On November 20 afternoon, and November 21 morning, the symposium will hear from eight to ten scholars who are advancing the research in this field. The symposium concludes in the afternoon of November 21 with keynotes and a roundtable from practitioners who are employing these new technologies in their work.
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