Bibliometric analysis of hedonic price model using CiteSpace

Jayantha, Wadu Mesthrige; Oladinrin, Olugbenga Timo

doi:10.1108/ijhma-04-2019-0044

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“…The co-citations among the articles are analyzed using bibliometrix and identified five clusters are represented in Figure 14. While the papers are shown as nodes, the links shows the association among top-cited articles (Jayantha and Oladinrin, 2020). The number of nodes is limited to forty most co-cited articles from the reference of the identified articles.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Published studies in property valuation are identified from the Scopus database based on a well-defined search strategy. Scopus being a comprehensive and user-friendly database, is widely used to identify relevant literature (Aria and Cuccurullo, 2017; Demiroz and Haase, 2019; Jayantha and Oladinrin, 2020; Lazar and Chithra, 2020). Defining the search keywords for the identification of relevant articles is the first phase in a bibliometric study.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…There is a dearth of studies that explore the publication hotspots and the historical trends in literature. Only one bibliometric study exists in the literature that uses CiteSpace software for analyzing the HPM studies for selected journals (Jayantha and Oladinrin, 2020). However, no comprehensive bibliometric study exists in literature covering all publications in the property evaluation domain irrespective of the methods adopted.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Geographic information system (GIS) helps in visualizing bibliographic data and identify the underlying trends and patterns (Batty, 2003; Börner et al , 2006; Hubbard and Drews, 2012). Jayantha and Oladinrin (2020) carried out a similar bibliometric analysis study on HPM literature with 25 selected real estate related journals. However, no comprehensive bibliometric review of property valuation research, assessing all valuation methods, has been published until now.…”

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A bibliometric analysis of property valuation research

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Purpose Real estate valuation studies gained popularity with the availability of large-scale property transaction data in the latter part of the twentieth century. Hedonic price modeling (HPM) was the most popular method in the initial years until it was taken over by advanced modeling methods in the twenty-first century. Even though there exist a few literature reviews on this topic, no comprehensive bibliometric analysis is conducted in this area. In view of gaining a better understanding of the dynamics of property valuation studies, this paper aims to conduct a bibliometric analysis. Design/methodology/approach A comprehensive search in the Scopus database, followed by detailed screening resulted in 1,400 articles. The identified research articles spanning over five decades (1964–2019) are analyzed using the open-source R package “bibliometrix.” Findings The study found the USA to be the most productive country in various aspects, such as number of publications, number of authors and publication hotspots. The findings also demonstrate assessments on the publication trends, journals, citations, keywords, co-citation and collaboration networks. It was observed that there exists an upsurge in the number of publications after the year 2000 owing to improved data availability and better modeling techniques. Research limitations/implications This study is significant in understanding the major research areas and modeling techniques used in property valuation. Future studies can incorporate multiple database sources and include more articles. Originality/value The current study is one of the first bibliometric studies on property valuation. Previous studies have not explored the possibilities of geographic information system in bibliometric research. Spatial mapping and analysis of publications provide a geographical perspective of valuation research.

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“…Kocak et al (2019) [9] used cluster analysis to summarize the research hotspots in the field of neuroscience. Numerous bibliometric studies have also been published in the fields of economics, finance and real estate [10][11][12].…”

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20 Years of Research on Real Estate Bubbles, Risk and Exuberance: A Bibliometric Analysis

Liu

Dong

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Since the 2008 global financial crisis, the study of real estate risks, bubbles and exuberance has attracted a lot of attention, which is of great significance to the government, enterprises and individuals. This paper carries out a statistical and bibliometric analysis of 739 studies over the past 20 years in this field, and identifies the theoretical basis, research topics and latest research hotspots in this field. Through the construction of a co-citation network and co-word network, we find that the current studies have commonly employed basic economic theories or econometric methods to detect and quantify real estate bubbles. Explosive bubbles and financialization of real estate are frontier hotspots that have gained much popularity. Based on the comparative study, we further discover that American scholars have paid more attention to topics related to the financial crisis, while Chinese scholars have studied topics more related to real estate market policies. Finally, this paper proposes several important research directions in this field for the future.

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A scientometric analysis of mine closure research

Ndaguba,

Marais

2023

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Mine closure is a global challenge. To date, there has been no scientometric analysis of the mine closure literature. This paper uses a scientometric analysis to assess the literature on mine closure. We assessed 2078 papers published since 2002. There was a rapid increase in the research output, with 76% of the papers published in the last 10 years. We identify the journals and co-citation index of journals associated with mine closure research. Geography journals are prominent with 20% of papers, but there is also evidence of journals linked to mining and interdisciplinary journals. Four clusters of universities are working on mine closure (the University of Western Australia, the University of Queensland, the University of the Free State and the University of Alberta) and the co-citation index groups journals into three clusters (environmental and ecological concerns, environmental health, multidisciplinary issues). The co-citation index groups the themes into 20 clusters, which we have regrouped into five themes (health, environment, geography, society, and regulation/politics). We draw seven conclusions. Although original social science research focused on the impact of mining, (1) there is clear evidence of work focusing on mine closure and (2) this work is rapidly increasing. The geography remains important (3) but has negative effects. Despite the geographical focus, ideas and concepts are substantially integrated across the available work (4). Focusing on geographical journals might prevent work from being published in multidisciplinary journals (5). Papers linking theory and mine closure are limited (6) and the available work needs careful thought on planning closures in cities and communities (7).

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Bibliometric analysis of hedonic price model using CiteSpace

Cited by 23 publications

References 41 publications

A bibliometric analysis of property valuation research

A bibliometric analysis of property valuation research

20 Years of Research on Real Estate Bubbles, Risk and Exuberance: A Bibliometric Analysis

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