Aim and Scope
The International Journal of Property Sciences (IJPS) is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary platform dedicated to advancing theoretical and applied research in the global real estate and property sectors. The journal's primary aim is to bridge the gap between academic rigor and professional practice, providing a platform for scholars, policymakers, and industry experts to dissect the complexities of the built environment.
The IJPS aims to deepen our understanding of how the global real estate and property sectors interact and to foster a high-level dialogue on property dynamics.
The scope of the journal is broad yet focused, encompassing a wide array of themes essential to modern property sciences, but not limited to:
- Property Valuation and Investment: Innovative methodologies in appraisal, REIT performance, portfolio management, and the impact of market volatility on asset pricing.
- Urban Land Economics: Research into land use patterns, gentrification, housing affordability, and the socio-economic drivers of urban development.
- Real Estate Finance: Analysis of mortgage markets, securitization, green financing, and the integration of PropTech in financial transactions.
- Sustainable Development: The intersection of property with ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria, energy-efficient construction, and resilient infrastructure.
- Property Law and Policy: Critical examinations of land tenure systems, planning regulations, property rights, and international real estate legislation.
- Facility and Asset Management: Strategic approaches to optimizing building performance, life-cycle costing, and corporate real estate strategies.
- Property Management and Technology: Integration of digital intelligence with physical building, operation automation, smart building automation & IoT, tenant experience & engagement, and strategic intelligence & data.
The IJPS welcomes original empirical studies, comprehensive literature reviews, and case studies that offer significant contributions to the field. With a commitment to global perspectives, the journal prioritizes research that addresses both developed and emerging markets, ensuring a holistic view of the challenges and opportunities facing the international property community.
