Is Commercial Real Estate Gendered?

Cifci, Eren; Tidwell, Alan; Mortal, Sandra; Gupta, Vishal K.

doi:10.1080/08965803.2022.2123592

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“…Therefore, leveraging innovative technology-enabled solutions is key to their success. The result of this study is similar to the findings of Pucheta-Martinez and Bel-Oms, (2015); Chamberlain (2016) and Cifci, et al, (2023) and confirm that the gender pay gap in company boards of real estate services and other companies exists and hinder women's entry and create challenges for women entrepreneurs in real estate. The present study explains that this phenomenon is not just existing in Pakistan, but it's in other countries and regions as well.…”

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Gender Dynamics in Real Estate Entrepreneurship Empowering FemRestate for Sustainable Development

Fatimah,

Ali,

Chohan

2024

TIBSS

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This research delves into gender dynamics in real estate entrepreneurship, with a focus on empowering women within the sector. It introduces the concept of "FemRestate" to theorize female entrepreneurship in real estate and explores how women challenge traditional gender roles in the industry. Employing qualitative content analysis and an intersectional feminist framework, the study examines how women navigate barriers, leverage technology-enabled models, and contribute to sustainable development goals (SDGs) within FemRestate. Through this analysis, the study aims to inspire actionable strategies for promoting gender equality and inclusive growth in real estate entrepreneurship.

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Gender Dynamics in Real Estate Entrepreneurship Empowering FemRestate for Sustainable Development

Fatimah,

Ali,

Chohan

2024

TIBSS

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Effects of House Flips on Local Housing Transactions

Yang

2023

Journal of Housing Research

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“Connect” me! Social networking in commercial real estate

Cifci,

Tidwell

2024

Real Estate Economics

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The use of social networking sites (SNS) within professional contexts is increasingly prevalent, yet studies examining their impact within the real estate sector remain limited. In this study, using LinkedIn followers as an indicator of professional networks, we investigate the effect of professional networking on performance within the commercial real estate market. By leveraging an agent's LinkedIn followers, we introduce a novel measure of professional network into the real estate literature. Findings suggest that listing agents with a larger number of SNS followers tend to engage in more property transactions, achieve higher sales prices, and experience shorter sale times than agents with fewer SNS connections. Similarly, agents considered “active” on the SNS also perform better than agents that have an account but are not “active.” These findings persist after accounting for various agent, property, and location characteristics, suggesting that SNS can be a helpful tool for real estate agents in utilizing and expanding their professional network.

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Is Commercial Real Estate Gendered?

Cited by 4 publications

References 72 publications

Gender Dynamics in Real Estate Entrepreneurship Empowering FemRestate for Sustainable Development

Gender Dynamics in Real Estate Entrepreneurship Empowering FemRestate for Sustainable Development

Effects of House Flips on Local Housing Transactions

“Connect” me! Social networking in commercial real estate

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