The economic effects of real estate investors

Garriga, Carlos; Gete, Pedro; Tsouderou, Athena

doi:10.1111/1540-6229.12427

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“…The starting point for drawing up a logical diagram was the study of the regulatory framework for the functioning of objects and the implementation of investment and construction projects for the preservation of cultural heritage sites. The result of the implementation of investment and construction projects of a cultural heritage site is the resulting effect, both economic, which consists in increasing the market value of the site [11,12], and social [13], which consists in preserving the cultural heritage site for future generations and ensuring its accessibility for everyone categories of the population, including people with disabilities. -economic (growth of the market value of the cultural heritage object) -social (preservation of the object of cultural heritage and ensuring its accessibility) Fig.…”

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Methodological tools for the implementation of projects for the reconstruction of cultural heritage sites, taking into account the reduction of environmental impact

Uvarova,

Belyaeva,

Andryunina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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Investment and construction projects to reduce the environmental impact on cultural heritage sites are important, especially in connection with the implementation of the National Project to enhance domestic tourism in Russia. On one hand, there has been significant progress in developing regulatory and technical documentation for cultural heritage sites and their conservation. However, on the other hand, there is an issue with outdated cost estimation methods and normative frameworks for determining the costs, as well. Hence, the role of environmental impact on the cultural heritage sites is underestimated. This problem leads to the need to develop scientific and methodological tools for the implementation of projects for the reconstruction of the cultural heritage sites considering the reduction of the impact of harsh environmental conditions. The authors proposed a logical research design, developed and improved methodological tools for selecting projects for the conservation of cultural heritage sites and assessing the impact of local environment, and tested the proposed methodological tools using the example of a project for the reconstruction of a cultural heritage site in the Moscow region. The authors proposed methods and approaches to reduce the environmental impact on the local cultural heritage sites for better conservation of cultural heritage sites. Within a framework of Russian Federation in total, further study is considered.

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Methodological tools for the implementation of projects for the reconstruction of cultural heritage sites, taking into account the reduction of environmental impact

Uvarova,

Belyaeva,

Andryunina

2023

E3S Web Conf.

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“…In Canh and Thanh's (2020) research, they emphasize the need for tourism real estate companies to prepare for potential economic challenges. The broader economy was also impacted severely worldwide as noted by Garriga, Gete and Tsouderou (2023), highlighting the necessity of understanding and planning for such downturns, especially within the tourism industry.…”

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A Literature Review and Emerging Trends on Key Topics of Risks and Challenges Facing Tourism Real Estate Investments

Anastasopoulos,

Varelas

2023

ECIE

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Tourism real estate entrepreneurs and general real estate investments face a multitude of risks and challenges that can impact their success. These risks can stem from economic, environmental, and political factors. Economical risks such as inflation and recession can affect the demand for real estate investments. Environmental risks such as natural disasters or climate change can lead to damage to the property and the desirability of the location. Political risks such as changes in regulations or geopolitical tensions can also affect the success of the investment. This paper conducts a literature review in order to mitigate these risks for entrepreneurs and real estate investors before making investment decision. This paper includes analyzing the local market, understanding the demographic trends, and identifying potential challenges that may arise. Moreover, the implementation of risk management strategies and the existence of a contingency plan can contribute to the stability and sustainability of this type of investment with a focus on real estate, especially tourism real estate. Further research and analysis are needed to better understand the impacts of technological advancements on the real estate industry. Advancements such as virtual reality and blockchain technology have the potential to revolutionize the industry, but there is still much to learn about how they will affect the market. Additionally, the impacts of climate change on the real estate industry need to be further explored. As extreme weather events become more frequent, it is important to understand how this will impact the desirability of certain locations and the potential for property damage. In conclusion, the risks and challenges facing tourism real estate entrepreneurs and general real estate investments are numerous and varied. It is essential for investors to conduct thorough research and analysis before making any investment decisions and to implement risk management strategies to protect against unexpected events.

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How many houses should one own?: A subsidiarity and distributist‐based critique of real estate investors accumulation of houses

Gustafson

2024

Business and Society Review

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Distributivism holds that private property should be widely distributed among as many as possible and that such a distribution best serves the common good. This paper applies a distributist approach rooted in subsidiarity to the contemporary issue of the unaffordability of single‐family homes and the impact of investors buying up more single‐family homes, increasing their own wealth at the expense of typical home buyers. Here, we will first consider multiple factors in the housing “crisis,” then highlight the impact of investors on the market. Second, we will consider a critique and analysis of the situation from a distributist perspective, rooted in principles of private property, solidarity, dignity, and subsidiarity (particularly turning to G.K. Chesterton's view on the importance of home). Due consideration is given to some objections to such a distributist critique, with response. Finally, several examples of proposals and implemented practices are provided to discourage this growing trend concerning the concentration of ownership of housing by investors and to better enable homeownership by families.

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The economic effects of real estate investors

Cited by 12 publications

References 40 publications

Methodological tools for the implementation of projects for the reconstruction of cultural heritage sites, taking into account the reduction of environmental impact

Methodological tools for the implementation of projects for the reconstruction of cultural heritage sites, taking into account the reduction of environmental impact

A Literature Review and Emerging Trends on Key Topics of Risks and Challenges Facing Tourism Real Estate Investments

How many houses should one own?: A subsidiarity and distributist‐based critique of real estate investors accumulation of houses

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