Journal of African Real Estate Research

Aims & Scope

JARER aims to advance understanding of African real estate markets, including their structure, operations, and reform efforts. The journal explores diverse components of the built environment, including planning, funding, development, construction, management, ownership, and occupation. JARER highlights the significance of real estate markets in Africa in areas such as: Real Estate Investment Trusts Property and Economic Development Transformation in the Real Estate Sector Affordable Housing Provision Real Estate Legislation and Policy PropTech and Real Estate Technology Equitable Land Management Innovation in Property Development Urban and National Economic Growth Property Market Maturity Market Studies Financial Sector Development Sustainable Real Estate Development and Management The journal provides a platform for: Research papers based on completed studies Notes on ongoing or proposed research projects Book reviews Letters commenting on previously published works or other relevant matters JARER also fosters discourse between researchers and informs African governments and policymakers of the latest developments in real estate research. The journal welcomes papers with strong policy emphasis, including analyses of existing policies or proposals for new ones. Submissions focusing on local, national, regional, or comparative international perspectives are encouraged.

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