29th ERES Annual Conference
London 2023
The European Real Estate Society welcomes participants to the 29th Annual Conference to be held on 12th -15th July 2023 in London.
Welcome to ERES Conference 2023 and UCL
Dr. Qiulin Ke
Associate Professor of Real Estate, the Bartlett School of Planning, Univeristy College London (UCL)
Dear Delegates,
It is a great pleasure for all of us to welcome you to the University College London (UCL) for the 29th ERES Annual Conference held at the Bloomsbury campus.
The Bartlett School of Planning is proud to host the conference. We want to thank the many of you who have responded to the call for papers and are participating in this event. We are happy to be able to meet you again physically, but also to have the opportunity to connect people online from all over the world in this hybrid mode ERES Conference.
Enjoy the Conference and its social events, and have a great stay in
London!
Dr. Qiulin Ke
ERES Conference 2023 chair
Hosted by The Bartlett School of Planning, University College London (UCL), London, the United Kingdom 12-15 July 2023
Conference venue: IOE building, UCL
Opening ceremony: Beveridge Hall, the Senate House, University of London, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
Conference Themes
+ Corporate Real Estate Management
+ Real Estate and Economics
+ Housing
+ Urban and Regional Analysis
+ Valuation and Appraisal
+ Real Estate Finance and Investments
+ Sustainable Real Estate
+ New Technology and Data in Real Estate
+ Real Estate Education
+ Ph.D. workshop
Key information:
+ Abstract and full paper submission (refereed papers): 28th February 2023
+ Abstract Submission (non-refereed papers): 31st March 2023 (Closed)
Organiser 2023
University College London (‘UCL’), established in 1826, is one of the leading research universities in the world. The Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment (‘The Bartlett’) is the academic centre for the study of the built environment at UCL. It is home to 12 departments that have expertise in individual fields of the built environment. The Bloomsbury campus is in central London, close to all major attractions and amenities.
Conference Program
12th July
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- Ph.D. workshop
- Lunch/Publishing workshop
- Ph.D. workshop
- Coffee break
- Ph.D. workshop
- ERES board meeting
- Drink reception
13th July
- Opening ceremony
- Coffee break
- Panels & Sessions
- Lunch
- Panels & Sessions
- Coffee break / JREPM corner
- Panels & Sessions
- JERER editorial meeting
- Welcome dinner
14th July
- Sessions
- Coffee break
- Panels & Sessions
- Lunch
- Panels & Sessions
- Coffee break
- Panels & Sessions
- ERES-AGM meeting
- Gala dinner
15th July
- Sessions
- Coffee break
- Sessions
- Lunch
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Panels / Workshops
Date: 12th July 2023 | Time Slot: 12:00-13:20 | Publishing workshop keyboard_arrow_up
Publishing workshop
Chair: Paloma Taltavul de la Paz , Professor at University of Alicante
Location: IOE 728, UCL
Panelists:
• Clare Lehane – Commissioning Editor at Emerald Publishing , Journal of European Real Estate Research Commissioning Editor, Emerald
• Nick French – Journal of Property Investment and Finance, Editor
• Peng (Peter) Liu- Professor at Cornell University, Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management, Editor
• Kwan Ok Lee- Associate Professor at the National University of Singapore International Journal of Urban Studies, Co-editor
• Steve Hood- Senior VP of Research for STR and Founding Director of the SHARE Center, Costar Group
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 11:30 -13:00 | Panel 1: Translating Research into Business Models and the Proptech Ecosystemkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 1: Translating Research into Business Models and the Proptech Ecosystem
Location: IOE728, UCL
Chair: Björn-Martin Kurzrock, Professor of Real Estate Studies at RPTU, President of ERES
Panelists:
• Andrew Knight, Data & Tech Thought Leadership & Analytics, Tech Partner Programme & Data Standards at RICS
• Damien D. Nouvel, Associate Professor of Real Estate and Urban Economics, ESPI2R (Research in Real Estate), France
• Verena Rock, MRICS, President of the German Society of Property Researchers (gif) / Digital Real Estate Management and PropTech
• Andrew Stanton, CEO Proptech-PR ‘A Consultancy for Proptech Founders looking to grow and exit’, Founder Proptech-X ‘Proptech & Property News’
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 11:30 -13:00 | Panel 2: Data Alliance: Bringing the Academics and Professionals Togetherkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 2: Data Alliance: Bringing the Academics and Professionals Together
Location: IOE736
Chair: Marcelo Cajias – Head of Data Intelligence at PATRIZIA SE / University of Regensburg
Panelists:
• Sven Bienert –Professor and Director of the Center of sustainable real estate at the University of Regensburg
• Bing Zhu – W2TT professor at the Technical University of Munich
• Steve Hood – Senior VP of Research for STR and Founding Director of the SHARE Center, Costar Group CoStar Group
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 14:00 -15:30 | Panel 3: Sustainability: challenge and the role the Technology plays, sponsored by IJUSkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 3: Sustainability: challenge and the role the technology plays, sponsored by IJUS
Location: IOE728
Chair: Franz Fuerst, Professor of Real Estate & Urban Economics at University of Cambridge
Panelists
• Nick Hogg, Director, EVORA Global
• Kim Politzer, Head of Research - European Real Estate at Fidelity International
• Jorn van de Wetering, Associate Professor in Sustainable Real Estate, Henley Business School, University of Reading
• Paul Ruyssevelt, Professor and chair of Energy & Building Performance, Bartlett School Env, Energy & Resources, UCL
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 14:00 -15:30 | Panel 4: Challenges and Opportunities for listed real estate by EPRAkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 4: Challenges and Opportunities for listed real estate by EPRA
Location: IOE736
Chair: Dilek Pekdemir, Research Manager at EPRA (European Public Real Estate Association)
Panellists:
· Samuel Duah, Head of Real Estate Economics, BNP Paribas Real Estate
· Matthew Norris CFA - Director of Real Estate & Fund Adviser, Gravis UK
· Bing Zhu, W2TT professor at the Technical University of Munich
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 14:00 -15:30 | Panel 5: The extent to which our academic research is proving useful to practitioners by IRESkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 5: The extent to which our academic research is proving useful to practitioners by IRES
Location: IOE739
Chair: Steve Williams, IRES 2023 President
Panelists:
• Milcheva Stanivera, Professor in Real Estate Finance at the Bartlett faculty, UCL
• Simon Mallinson, COO, Income Analytics
• Alan Dalgleish, Chair, Property Research Trust
• Bert Teuben, Senior Real Estate Researcher, INREV
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 14:00 -15:30 | Panel 6: Integrating ESG: an answer, not a Problem - The Value of Sustainability in Real Estatekeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 6: Integrating ESG: an answer, not a Problem - The Value of Sustainability in Real Estate
Location: IOE780
Chair: Yolande Barnes, professor, and chair, Bartlett Real Estate Institute, UCL.
Panelists:
• Marie Hunt, Head of Research, IPUT. Measuring Social Impact at Wilton Park, Dublin
• Anna Rose, Director, Space Syntax. Walkable neighbourhoods and their value
• Patricia Brown, Director, Central
• John Alker, Head of Sustainability, Legal and General
Date: 13th July 2023 | Time Slot: 16:00 -17:30 | Panel 7: A Student Certification in “CoStar Real Estate Analytics” by the SHARE Center CoStarkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 7: A Student Certification in “CoStar Real Estate Analytics” by the SHARE Center CoStar Group
Location: IOE790
Chair: Steve Hood, Senior Vice President of Research, STR, and Founding Director of the SHARE Center CoStar Group
Panelists:
• Elaine Worzala, Visiting Professor, Clemson University, Clemson SC, USA
• Robert Jeffrey, Assistant Collegiate Professor of Real Estate at Virginia Tech - Pamplin College of Business.
• Peng (Peter)Liu, Professor at Cornell University - SC Johnson College of Business
• Qiulin Ke, Associate Professor in Real Estate at the Bartlett School of Planning, UCL
Date: 14th July 2023 | Time Slot:13:30-15:00 | Panel 1: Affordable Housing organised by the Bartlett Faculty, UCLkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 1: Affordable Housing organised by the Bartlett Faculty, UCL
Location: IOE728
Chair: Stanimira Milcheva, Professor in Real Estate Finance at the Bartlett faculty, UCL
Panelists:
• Pa Tom Paul, Executive Director of Strategy & Change, Southwestern Housing, UK
• Joshua Ryan-Collins, Associate Professor in Economics and Finance, Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose at the Bartlett Faculty, UCL
• Pete Gladwell, Global Social Impact and Investment Director, L&G Capital, UK
• Sonia Freire Trigo, Lecturer in Urban Planning, at the Bartlett Faculty, UCL
Date: 14th July 2023 | Time Slot:13:30-15:00 | Panel 2: Blended Learning in the post Covid Landscape by Blended-teaching.comkeyboard_arrow_up
Panel 2: Blended Learning in the post Covid Landscape: Experiences and Perspectives, organized by Blended-teaching.com
Location: IOE736
Chair: Sam Butcher, Early-stage GTM leader, strategist and advisor, Blended-teaching.com
Panelists:
• Fernanda Antunes, Lecturer, Nottingham Trent University
• Eamonn D'Arcy, Professor of International Real Estate, University of Reading
• Steve Hood, Senior Vice President of Research, STR, and Founding Director of the SHARE Center Costar Group
• Saul Nurick, Senior Lecturer, University of Cape Town
Date: 14th July 2023 | Time Slot:15:30-17:00 | Panel 3: Real Estate Education in the Era of AI Chatbot: Opportunity or Challenge?keyboard_arrow_up
Panel 3: Real Estate Education in the Era of AI Chatbot: Opportunity or Challenge?
Location: IOE736
Chair: Eamonn D'Arcy, Professor of International Real Estate at Henley Business School, University of Reading, UK
Panelists:
• Patrice Derrington, Director of the Real Estate Development Program GSAPP at Columbia University, USA
• Deborah Levy, Associate Dean External Engagement at The University of Auckland Business School, New Zealand
• Robert Jeffrey, Assistant Collegiate Professor of Real Estate at Virginia Tech - Pamplin College of Business.
• Bertram Steininger, Associate Professor for Real Estate and Finance at KTH, Stockholm, Sweden
Event Venue:
+ All sessions are held at the Institute of Education (IOE) building, UCL, Bloomsbury campus.
> Address: 20 Bedford Way, London WC1H 0AL
+ The drinking reception on the evening of 12th July (18:30-20:00) is at the London Centre of Architecture.
> Icebreaker drinking reception sponsored by Share centre Costar Group
> Address: 3 Aldermanbury, EC2V 7HH, London
> Dress code: casual smart
+ The opening ceremony on the morning of 13th July (9.00-11.00) will be held at Beveridge Hall, the Senate House,
University of London.
> Address: Malet Street, WC1E 7HU, London
+ Welcome dinner on 13th July (18:30-20:30) is at the Macmillan Hall, Senate House, University of London.
> Address: Malet Street, WC1E 7HU, London
> Dress code: casual smart
+ The gala dinner on 14th July 2023 (19:00-22:30) is at De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, 10
minutes walking from the IOE building, UCL.
> Address: 61-65 Great Queen St, London WC2B 5DA
> Dress code: formal (black tie not required)
Keynote Speaker
Dr. Peter Hayes
Global Head of Investment Research at PGIM Real Estate and global head of Investment Research
Global Real Estate Outlook-Finding Value after the Great Reset
Based in London, Peter is responsible for overseeing a global team that provides strategic advice and support to the investment management divisions of the business. Peter is a member of the Global Management Council and the Global Product Committee. Before joining PGIM Real Estate, Peter held a number of positions, including director and global head of economic and real estate forecasting for DTZ, an international property advisory company; UK economist at the Bank of England; and lecturer in economics at the Universities of Sheffield and Kings College London. Peter has a bachelor's degree in economics from University College, Swansea, a master’s degree in macroeconomics from the University of Liverpool, and a doctorate in applied economics from the University of Sheffield.
Professor David Miles
CBE at Imperial College Business School, London
House prices: the power of interest rates, demographics and work from home
David Miles is a Professor of Financial Economics. He is a member of the Budget Responsibility Committee of the Office for Budget Responsibility and a member of the Commission of the Irish Central Bank. Between May 2009 and September 2015 he was a member of the Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of England. In 2004 he led a government review of the UK mortgage market. In 2018 he completed a review for the UK Treasury on reference prices of UK government bonds. He has recently been an advisor to the IMF and to the reserve Bank of New Zealand. David has had previous academic positions at Birkbeck College, London, and at Oxford University. He has undergraduate and master degrees from Oxford University and a Ph.D. from the University of London. His current research focuses on financial stability, the housing market, the setting of fiscal and monetary policy, and the nature of just economic outcomes. David was awarded a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in January 2016 for services to monetary policy.
Special Issues
Call for Papers - Special collection from the ERES conference
Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management (JREPM)
Call for Papers - special collection from the ERES conference. Real Estate Investment and Finance: Challenges and Opportunities
Journal of European Real Estate Research (JERER)
Open Call for Papers
QIULIN KEConference Chair
Yolande BarnesOrganizing Committee
Claudio De MagalhaesOrganizing Committee
GUNTHER MAIEROrganizing Committee
Tommaso GabrieliOrganizing Committee
Mohsen Shojaee-FarOrganizing Committee
The Bartlett School of Planning, UCL
The Bartlett, is the UK’s largest and most multidisciplinary faculty of the built environment. Our 13 schools and institutes span diverse disciplines including architecture, planning, construction, resources, policy and heritage.
The Bartlett School of Planning, established in 1914, is one of the world's oldest and most respected Schools of planning. During our history, many of the world’s most notable academics in planning have worked with us, including Sir Patrick Abercrombie, Ruth Glass, Lord William Holford, Nat Lichfield, Lord Richard Llewelyn-Davies, Mike Batty, and Sir Peter Hall.
Today, the Bartlett School of Planning is one of Europe's leading research-led planning schools, with an international reputation for academic excellence in research, teaching, policy, and practice. Located in Bloomsbury campus, London, our research and teaching opportunities provide a unique laboratory for knowledge creation, rich in academic, cultural and social diversity. We have an internationally diverse staff, with expertise in planning, geography, design, sustainability, economics, sociology, politics, and real estate. We have a healthy balance of experienced and younger academics, all of whom have well-established international reputations in their fields of expertise.
ANUPAM NANDARefereed Papers Committee
ERES Board Member & Professor of Urban Economics & Real Estate, University of Manchester, UK
MARC FRANCKERefereed Papers Committee
Conference Sponsors
Travel Information
Conference venue: Senate House, University of London, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU
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The Institute of Education (IOE) building, UCL
International travel
The UCL Bloomsbury campus benefits from superb transport connections to London’s tube network and can be reached from London’s five airports (Heathrow, Luton, Stansted, City and Gatwick) in less than an hour. It is within a few minutes’ walk of major national rail stations Euston and King’s Cross, and the International Eurostar terminus at St Pancras.
Heathrow Airport: (LHR) is 32km (20 miles) to the west of central London, about one hour's journey by Tube to Russell Square station (Picadilly Line), or 15 minutes by Heathrow Express to Paddington Station.
London Gatwick: (LGW) is 45km (28 miles) south of London, about 30 minutes to Victoria Station.
London City Airport: (LCY) is 9.5km (6 miles) east of Central London. The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) leaves LCY every 8 to 15 minutes with an approximate 20-minute journey to the Tube connections at Bank Station.
London Luton Airport: (LTN) is 56km (35 miles) north-west of Central London, about 25 minutes to King’s Cross Station.
London Stansted Airport: (STN) is 64km (40 miles) to the north-east of London, 47 minutes by train to Liverpool Street Station.
Local travel
The Bloomsbury campus is a short walk from the following tube stations: Russell Square (Piccadilly Line), Goodge Street (Northern Line), Tottenham Court Road (Northern and Central Lines), Warren Street (Northern and Victoria Lines) and Euston Square (Metropolitan, District, Circle, Hammersmith & City Lines). Get more travel advice: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/maps/ioe
Paper tickets are being phased out of London’s travel network. Payment on tube and bus may be made per journey by contactless debit or credit card, or Oyster cards may be purchased from tube stations and topped up for multiple journeys. NB: Cards must be touched in and out at either end of tube journeys, but only touched in once when you board a bus. Cash is no longer used on London buses, but may still be used in tube stations.
For the most up to date London travel information and network maps please see the Transport for London website.
The Senate House, University of London to IOE building
Accommodation / Residence
Bloomsbury has one of London’s greatest concentrations of hotel options at affordable rates per night. Below are a number of local options for individual booking.
University of London Halls of Residence
The University of London has four Intercollegiate Halls of Residence located in Central London offering basic accommodation during University vacations for group and individual bookings at inexpensive rates. Three of the halls are located in Bloomsbury within walking distance of Senate House:
- College Hall
- Connaught Hall
- International Hall
- Nutford House
Accommodation / Residence
University College London Halls of Residence
Home to UCL students during term time, the University College London Halls of Residence offer vacation accommodation, most of which is within walking distance of Senate House.
- Arthur Tattersall House
- Astor College
- Campbell House
- Frances Gardner House
- Ian Baker House
- James Lighthill House
- John Dodgson House
- John Tovell House
- Langton Close
- Ramsay Hall
- Schafer House
NB: The University College London Halls listed above cater for individuals and groups. Other UCL halls listed on their website cater for groups only.