Influential Journals, Institutions and Researchers in Real Estate |
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| Authors: | William G Hardin III Kartono Liano Kam C Chan |
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| Institution: | Florida International University, Department of Finance, Miami, FL 33199 or .;Mississippi State University, Department of Finance and Economics, Mississippi State, MS 39762-9580 or .;Western Kentucky University, Department of Finance, Bowling Green, KY 42101 or . |
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| Abstract: | A threshold citation approach is used to measure the research influence of academic real estate journals, institutions and individual researchers. Real Estate Economics followed by The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics and Journal of Real Estate Research are the most influential real estate journals. Almost 63% of heavily cited works in core real estate journals are published in real estate journals. Twenty-one percent of the heavily cited works are published in Real Estate Economics . An overwhelming 80% of the citations of the 21 most heavily cited papers in real estate come from articles published in real estate journals. Even when real estate articles are published in top-tier finance and economics journals, the majority of the citations associated with these articles come from top real estate journals. This provides strong evidence of the existence of a distinct real estate research discipline. As compared to prior studies, an expanded universe of institutions is found to influence real estate research. Research-extensive universities generating high-quality economics, statistics and finance research influence the real estate discipline. The individuals that are most influential, however, are generally those with substantial real estate discipline specific research. |
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