The aim of the Axe Real Estate Management is to promote academic research in the field of real estate through contributions from various disciplines such as finance, economics or marketing, via research collaborations, publications, workshops and partnerships with major players in the sector
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6ème Séminaire CREM - 28 avril 2022 - Université Paris-Dauphine
L’Université Paris-Dauphine est heureuse d’annoncer un appel à communications pour le 6ème séminaire annuel CREM, dédié aux problématiques immobilières, urbaines et territoriales. Les communications pourront relever du management et de la gestion, de l’urbanisme et de l’aménagement, de l’économie, de la géographie ou des sciences politiques. Elles pourront être théoriques, empiriques ou techniques. L’objectif est d’offrir aux participants un espace d’échange, de leur permettre de faire connaitre leur recherche et de les voir discuter par un tiers.
5ème Séminaire CREM - 17 avril 2019 - Université Paris-Dauphine
L’Université Paris-Dauphine est heureuse d’annoncer un appel à communications pour le 5ème séminaire annuel CREM, dédié aux problématiques immobilières, urbaines et territoriales. Les communications pourront relever du management et de la gestion, de l’économie, de la géographie, de l’urbanisme et de l’aménagement. Elles pourront être théoriques, empiriques ou techniques. L’objectif est d’offrir aux participants un espace d’échange, de leur permettre de faire connaitre leurs recherches et de les voir discuter par un tiers.
Fabrice Larceneux, Chargé de recherche CNRS / Responsable du Center for Real Estate Management - DRM-ERMES
Arnaud Simon, Maître de conférences / Responsable du Center for Real Estate Management - DRM-FINANCE
4éme Séminaire immobilier CREM dédié aux problématiques immobilières, urbaines et territoriales
Université Paris-Dauphine, mercredi 18 avril
Organisateurs:
Larceneux Fabrice
Simon Arnaud
Consulter les articles présentés:
Fabrice Larceneux est chercheur CNRS au centre de recherche DRM (Dauphine Recherche en Management), co-responsable de l’équipe de recherche ERMES (Equipe de Recherche en Marketing Et Stratégie). Ancien élève de l’Ecole Normale Supérieure, agrégé d’Economie et Gestion, il est titulaire d’un doctorat en Sciences de Gestion de l’Université Paris Dauphine. Auteur de différentes publications scientifiques et de l’ouvrage Marketing de l’immobilier (Dunod), il assure des cours de marketing de l’immobilier à l’Université Paris-Dauphine en Master Management de l’immobilier (246) et d’immobilier de luxe dans le EMBL Excecutive Master of Business Luxury en collaboration avec Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
Arnaud Simon est Maitre de Conférences à DRM-Finance (Dauphine Recherche en Management, Finance) et habilité à diriger des recherches depuis 2012. Agrégé de mathématiques, il est titulaire d’un doctorat en Sciences de Gestion de l’Université Paris Dauphine. Ses enseignements portent sur la finance immobilière dans différents M2 de Dauphine (104 - Finance Recherche ; 246 – Management de l’Immobilier ; 222 – Gestion d’actifs ; 261 – Gestion de patrim
Thomas Lefebvre est Docteur en Sciences de Gestion de l’Université Paris Dauphine. Il est actuellement directeur scientifique de la société MeilleursAgents, plateforme digitale d’information immobilière, et chercheur associé au laboratoire Dauphine Recherche Management. Ses domaines de recherche portent sur la modélisation économique du marché immobilier : indices hédoniques, valorisation d’actifs, économétrie spatiale, cartographie des prix de l’immobilier et économie urbaine.
Paul Andriot- DRM-ERMES
«Perceived quality of the buildings in the Paris office market»
Sous la direction de Denis Guiot et d'Arnaud Simon
Pau Blasi- DRM-FINANCE
«Gestions de portefeuilles à risques d’investissement immobilier»
Sous la direction d'Arnaud Simon
Jean-Baptiste Coulomb - DRM-FINANCE
«Enjeux financiers et comportement des acteurs du viager»
Sous la direction d'Arnaud Simon
Yasmine Essafi - DRM-FINANCE
«Dynamique des prix du marché de l'immobilier résidentiel en France : Production et évaluation de l'information immobilière»
Sous la direction d'Arnaud Simon
Benoît Lefebvre - DRM-FINANCE
«International money supply and real estate risk premium – The case of the London office market»
Sous la direction du Pr. Alain Coën et d'Arnaud Simon
Naoufal Nassili - LEDA
« L’investissement en immobilier dans un contexte d’abondance de liquidité.»
Sous la direction d'Arnaud Simon, du Pr. Eric Girardin et de Kévin Beaubrun-Diant
Alexis Pourcelot - DRM-FINANCE
«Essay on the modeling and forecasting of residential house prices, rents and returns in France and Europe»
Sous la direction d'Arnaud Simon
Saadallah Zaiter - DRM-FINANCE
«Trois essais sur les sociétés immobilières cotées en Europe »
Sous la direction du Pr. Alain Coën et d'Arnaud Simon
Real estate asset marketing and decision-making process
Assessment, valuation of assets and structure of real estate markets
Real estate and territorial policies
CIREQ project- « Collective Intelligence for Real Estate Quality »
In collaboration with Real Quality Rating realqualityrating.eu
Real estate, whether office, residential or commercial, includes a complex set of assets to be assessed. The reduction of information asymmetries regarding its overall quality is a major issue for portfolio managers and the allocation of public savings. However, existing systems that reflect their intrinsic quality are often arbitrary, partial, not very transparent or highly financialized. Yet, a good knowledge of a real estate portfolio is a key element of the strategy of economic, social and territorial attractiveness of a region and the economic actors as a whole.
The CIREQ project aims to make explicit the quality judgments that all stakeholders have on various buildings. The goal is to provide a rating measure that relies on collective intelligence from a survey of professional real estate decision makers. This European evaluation committee includes more than hundred professionals in France, Germany and United-Kingdom.
The measure provides a global and innovative vision of the intrinsic quality of the housing stock, allowing comparable ratings. More than 150 characteristics of the location, workspace and envelope structure of the buildings are included. An expert system leading to the definition of an algorithm and visualization tools makes possible to estimate the quality of the building stock, to monitor its obsolescence and to apprehend various risks by offering a qualitative assessment of its strengths and weaknesses. The methodology deployed is applicable to all the assets of European and other countries, in partnership with academic colleagues from Germany (Daniel Piazolo, Friedberg University), the United Kingdom (Paul Mc Namara, Oxford) Canada (Andrée De Serre (Uquam) and Japan (Chihiro Shimizu, Nihon University). The current partners are major insurance or real estate such companies as Allianz, Invesco, SwissLife, Lasalle Investment Management, BNP Paribas, La française etc.
“Asymmetric revelation” effect: The influence of an increased number of photos on mental imagery and behavioural responses depending on target market with Larceneux F., Bezançon M. and T. Lefebvre
Abstract
Little research explores the effect of the number of pictures presenting a good on consumer responses, and available studies are limited to experiments with small numbers of pictures. In this article, a first field study, based on 3658 real estate ads, shows that an increase in the number of pictures decreases the click rate and the speed of sale for lower range goods but has no effect for higher range goods. This result is replicated and explained in an experimental study: for lower range apartments, the addition of pictures decreases the valence of mental images, the imagery of self and increases perceived worry. These dimensions explain the negative effect of the number of pictures on behavioral responses. Conversely, adding pictures for higher range goods – whether added pictures are informational or not – does not improve responses. This asymmetrical “revelation effect”, depending on the range of the goods, is discussed.
The Relation between Aging and Housing Prices – A Key Indicator for the French Spatial Wealth Reshaping, Simon A., Y. Essafi, R. Languillon-Aussel.
The role of services in presale purchases: A field experiment on the French housing market, Larceneux F. et D. Guiot
Based on the study of presale housing purchases within the context of urban regeneration in France, this paper questions the efficacy of the service strategies implemented by private developers on the buyers’ attitudes. We propose a new typology of services based on the type of value perceived by consumers. We conducted a field experiment with real buyers who purchased an off-site apartment, and we measure the causal effects of four service intensity indexes, that offer visualization, customization, valuation and interaction services, on developer reputation. Results highlight the mediating roles that both consumer satisfaction and trust play on developer reputation, less in terms of services oriented towards the quality of the dwelling itself (visualization and customization benefits) and more for those designed to create a favorable purchase context (valuation and interaction benefits), so emphasize an accompanying role from developers expected by the future inhabitants.
The role of emotion in a housing purchase: an empirical analysis of the anatomy of satisfaction from off-plan apartment purchase in France, Andrew M. et F. Larceneux
https://www.cass.city.ac.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/295721/No.-9.Andrew.pdf
This research examines empirically the role of emotions induced from the ‘visualization’ of owning a new build apartment in influencing its purchase, and how its effect on satisfaction evaluations of the apartment purchased influences buyer ratings of developer performance. We focus on apartments sold off-plan in France. Through structural equation modelling we find support for the theoretical proposition that psychological measures of different perceived values influence buyer satisfaction of the apartment purchased. Buyer evaluations are cognitively dominated by the assessment of utilitarian benefits but emotion plays a significant role among homebuyers as well as investors. Our analysis sheds light on the determinants of buyer satisfaction, and also on how this could augment the reputation of a developer, and subsequently, help them achieve off-plan sales targets.
Commission inequity: price satisfaction, broker reputation and “bad deal” illusion in real estate”, avec Larceneux F., Bezançon M. et T. Lefebvre
Why contracting with an intermediary can be perceived as a “bad deal” compared with a direct contract between sellers and buyers? This research shows that individuals, including consumers of brokerage services, information asymmetries leads to form a negative attitude toward the commission fees called “commission inequity”. Using a questionnaire from 3484 buyers and sellers who, this psychological perception is shown to influence the perceived satisfaction of the transaction price which, in turn, influences the broker reputation. Moreover, buyers using brokerage services do not declare a different purchasing price than buyers via FSBO, but perceive a significant lower price satisfaction. This result is replicated on sellers who declare getting a higher amount of money when using a broker vs. sellers selling directly. However they declare again a significant lower price satisfaction compared with FSBO sellers.
Time Varying Beta of European REITs: The Relative Importance of Transparency, avec S. Zaiter, A. Coën, A. Simon.
The triple monetary determination of the office market in Western Europe: How planning and metropoles are influenced or not by the unconventional monetary policies, avec A. Simon, A. Coën, B. Lefebvre, R. Languillon-Aussel.
THESES SOUTENUES
-"Appel à candidature pour les Prix Académique CREM - RENT - 2018" bientôt ouvert
-"Présentation du Projet de Recherche CIREQ", lauréat du programme Européen Feder, le 1er octobre en salle Raymond Aron à 18h00