Property Management: Volume 13 Issue 4

Ethical expectations in the Singapore real estate industry

Low Sui Pheng, Vivien P.L. Tan

The real estate industry is an important sector of the Singaporeeconomy. Real estate transactions are not only getting larger in numbersin Singapore but also involve increasingly…

Impact of food courts and other factors on tenants′ businesses for a major shopping centre in Singapore

R. Sirpal, O.L. Peng

Examines, from the point of view of tenants, the impact of anintroduction of a food court in a shopping centre on tenants′businesses. Describes a study which was conducted in…

Land use rights reform and the real estate market in China: a synoptic account of theoretical issues and the property rights system

Lawrence Wai Chung Lai

Is China′s “land use rights” legislation whichdistinguishes transferable “land use rights” and inalienable“land ownership”, a novel concept unknown to human kindbefore, or a…

A meta‐model for corporate real estate management

José L.R. Lopes

Describes the first phase of a research project which aims todefine a meta‐model for corporate real estate management (CREM). Aliterature review of similar studies in the field…

Enabling property professionals to overcome the limitations of quantitative research

Frederic Ronald Stansfield

Use of statistics in property research is increasing, althoughlittle emphasis has traditionally been placed on knowledge ofstatistical techniques by property professionals. Three…