MRes in Commercial Property Markets in Edinburgh United Kingdom | Heriot-Watt University

My research primarily explores property market economics and investment strategies, while also examining their policy implications for governments. Key areas of interest encompass the geographical aspects of real estate markets, property market cycles, investment analysis, and policy-related matters.

Studies on spatial real estate dynamics cover urban internal structures to macroeconomic connections. Publications have addressed varied subjects including:

Urban office and industrial property rental distributions
Specialized office market segments
Divergent commercial and industrial rental patterns across urban areas
Characteristics of regional industrial property markets
Geographic differences in rental value depreciation
Forecasting models for urban office rents
Property valuation precision and regional market efficiency disparities
Commercial real estate's impact on urban sustainability