Real Estate : Discovering the Developments in the Real Estate Sector Using the Current Research Challenges

“Agenda 2030” is a wide-reaching plan established by the United Nations, in which 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with 232 related indicators highlight the most important economic, social, environmental and governance challenges of our time [...]

and consumption reduction policies to minimize the overall impact.The social dimension includes the quality of spaces with reference to livability, interaction with the local community and the adoption of an approach oriented towards satisfying housing and land demands.It is estimated that by 2030, about 60% of the world population will live in cities; it follows that social considerations will be increasingly important in the process of evaluating interventions on buildings.The environmental dimension is once again placed alongside the renewed centrality of the social dimension: the demographic increase causes an increase in the consumption of resources and the production of waste.The tendency to occupy urban areas and leave rural areas is particularly evident in developing countries, where population growth is more pronounced.However, humanity is consuming more resources than it can generate.The topic of land consumption has multiple facets, ranging from the use of agricultural areas to serve urban centers to the progressive urbanization of the territory.
The economic inefficiency of unused assets is a further problem that causes various types of critical issues, whereas the reuse of existing assets can instead represent important contribution in environmental, economic and social terms.All this is without neglecting the presence of historical and landscape constraints, uncertainty in investment returns, the well-being of occupants, social equity in public-private partnership interventions (for example, relating to social housing and university residential construction) and relations with local communities and with the public administration in real estate investment processes.
The aim of Real Estate (ISSN 2813-8090) [5] is to fulfill all these open challenges, and the journal should be of interest to anyone working on real estate and its applications.It is intended to be an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal (free for readers) that publishes original articles, critical reviews, research notes and short communications on the real estate sector in its broadest aspects.Researchers are encouraged to publish their theoretical, computational and experimental research relating to real estate.In addition, reports concerning research collaborations and projects by governments and others, which can provide useful knowledge and guidance to a broad array of readers, are also welcome.
To ensure important aspects of real estate receive adequate attention, the journal intends to publish Special Issues dedicated to focused and important topics in this field.
The scope of the journal is broad; however, it aims to be specific in its sector, and papers dealing with all aspects of real estates are welcome.The primary objective of Real Estate is to investigate and expand the frontiers of knowledge that cover business decisionmaking applications through scholarly real estate research.Topics of interest include, but are not limited to: The need for a new journal is underscored by the fact that the various disciplines involved in the real estate sector often publish in specialized journals that deal with wider and miscellaneous scientific fields.This limits the potential for cross-disciplinary learning and inhibits efforts to discover and overcome the current frontiers of knowledge in the real estate field.
I expect that Real Estate will become a premier journal for research in this field.To achieve this objective, all members of the editorial and production offices will work hard to provide the best service possible.On behalf of the journal's founders, editorial board and staff, we look forward to your contributions to Real Estate and, more importantly, to their impact on the advancement of all areas in real estate.The need for a new journal is underscored by the fact that the va involved in the real estate sector often publish in specialized journals tha and miscellaneous scientific fields.This limits the potential for cross-disc and inhibits efforts to discover and overcome the current frontiers of k real estate field.

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I expect that Real Estate will become a premier journal for research achieve this objective, all members of the editorial and production office to provide the best service possible.On behalf of the journal's founder and staff, we look forward to your contributions to Real Estate and, mor their impact on the advancement of all areas in real estate.

Short Biography of the Author
Pierfrancesco De Paola is a Professor in Real Estate Appraisals and Economic V ment Projects in the University of Naples "Federico II" (Italy).He is a Building PhD in the Conservation of Architectural and Environmental Heritage (Curricu Valuation of Conservation Projects, achieved at the "Mediterranean" University Italy).He is an ordinary member of S.I.E.V.-the Italian Society of Appraisal and participated to research projects in collaboration with various universities arou field of infrastructure cadastre, quantitative methods for the estimative analys market, the innovative green building supply chain and improving nature-sma innovative resilient valuations.He is an expert in appraisals of ordinary and ext ties, damage appraisals, corporate valuations and cost appraisals for the const industrial buildings and equipment.He is the author of many research and sci in international journals in the fields of real estate and the economic valuation jects.His research interests include econometric models; mass appraisal; the rea management; urban and real estate economics; real estate investments; buildin economic valuation of real estate investment projects; environmental economics ics; sustainability; knowledge management; corporate valuations.He has participated to research projects in collaboration with various universities around the world in the field of infrastructure cadastre, quantitative methods for the estimative analysis of the real estate market, the innovative green building supply chain and improving nature-smart policies through innovative resilient valuations.He is an expert in appraisals of ordinary and extraordinary properties, damage appraisals, corporate valuations and cost appraisals for the construction of civil and industrial buildings and equipment.He is the author of many research and scientific publications in international journals in the fields of real estate and the economic valuation of investment projects.His research interests include econometric models; mass appraisal; the real estate market; risk management; urban and real estate economics; real estate investments; building management; the economic valuation of real estate investment projects; environmental economics; transport economics; sustainability; knowledge management; corporate valuations.Disclaimer/Publisher's Note: The statements, opinions and data contained in all publications are solely those of the individual author(s) and contributor(s) and not of MDPI and/or the editor(s).MDPI and/or the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to people or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content.
Prof. Dr. Pierfrancesco De Paola is a Professor in Real Estate Appraisals and Economic Valuation of Investment Projects in the University of Naples "Federico II" (Italy).He is a Building Engineer and has a PhD in the Conservation of Architectural and Environmental Heritage (Curriculum: the Economic Valuation of Conservation Projects, achieved at the "Mediterranean" University of Reggio Calabria, Italy).He is an ordinary member of S.I.E.V.-the Italian Society of Appraisal and Valuation.
Interactions between real estate and resources/land development (ecology, natural resources, climate, local communities, public policy and economic development).