This thesis focuses on the problem of real estate prices in the Czech Republic and its progress in context of economic development of the Czech economy. The real estate prices are an important indicator of economic maturity of the country and its incidental adverse development affect strongly banking sector and consequently the whole economy. In the first part of the work are described and analyzed causations of the economic development of the Czech Republic for providing a frame of conditions of our economy. The second part of the work is focused on the Czech real estate market, its specifics in comparison with other markets. There are summarized starting points of the previous economic era and there are described and analyzed economic influences on the real estate market. Further there is given account of the real estate prices development in detail. Preceding findings are synthesized in the final part of the work and in addition there is sketched out possible development of real estate prices in the near future.

This thesis describes the impacts of the current economic crisis on the real estate markets in USA, EU and Czech republic.

The main goal, of this work on the topic The real estate development in The Czech Republic in association with the global economic crisis, is to find out the essential determinants, which can influence the real estate market. In last period we are witness of discussion on the topic price bubble. This bubble should have been to see in date until 2008. In my work I will try to analyze, if it is true or not. The essential output of my work is analysis of relationship of real estate's price development in relation to whole economy. Because of economic crisis is better view of whole analysis.

The aim of this Diploma thesis is to characterize Hong Kong real estate bubble which reached its peak in 1988 and to analyze housing shortage in Hong Kong. The secondary objective is economic development of Hong Kong and urbanisation trends in 21st century. The thesis is divided into three parts. The first chapter introduces main theoretical urbanisation concepts. The second part deals Hong Kong economic development from 1842 till 2014. The third part analyzes formation and evolution of real estate bubble and housing shortage in Hong Kong.

The goal of this thesis is to analyze the current status of the Czech real estate market and to assess the outlook of the Czech real estate market to year 2016. The analysis will be performed using a strategic outlook as well as a competition benchmark. The prognosis of the future development of the Czech real estate market will be assessed by developing a comprehensive model capturing the development of revenues on the real estate market. From the public policy's point of view, this is a very up-to-date topic to analyze, as the real estate market is an important barometer of economic outlook in any country. The troubles that were brought by the US mortgage crisis have undoubtedly affected the situation on the real estate market in the Czech republic. The theoretical part of this work will characterize used definitions, such as public policy, economic cycle, economic crisis, real estate market, real estate market bubble, mortgage crisis etc. In the analytical part of this work I shall develop a model that captures the development of the Czech real estate market with focus on parameters of realized transactions in the given year and the development of prices. To evaluate the current situation of the market I shall conduct a strategic analysis and the estimated future development will be captured by conducting a regression analysis using historic data to estimate the development to year 2016.

By examining the driving forces behind the recent housing market development in Hong Kong, this thesis offers an explanation for the effects of the ―Capital Investment Entrant Scheme‖ and the movements in the exchange rate between HKD and RMB on the housing prices of the overall market and two sub-markets. Induced by record-low mortgage rates and decreasing amount of new dwelling units completion, housing prices in Hong Kong surged to a record high level recently. To test the equilibrium price of housing, cointegration tests will be used to identify whether there is overvaluation in recent property market. At the end of 2010, result shows that there is no overvaluation of the overall market and two sub-markets. Besides, by using the vector error-correction model, result suggests that the ―Capital Investment Entrant Scheme‖ and appreciation of RMB against HKD have positive impact on the overall market and smaller units only. The last section will discuss current policies to curb speculation and to check housing price inflation. The discussion will focus on effectiveness of the special stamp duty and whether housing prices index futures would be a good alternative to the special stamp duty to curb speculation.

Este proyecto fue elaborado con el fin de atender las empresas que necesitan tener una mejor tasa de conversión entre los prospectos comerciales y los cierres de ventas de sus ejecutivos comerciales, así como conocer el seguimiento de cada uno de ellos. Nuestro negocio consiste en brindar asesoría comercial especializada en el rubro inmobiliario iniciando a través de un estudio comercial “Cliente Oculto” para conocer las herramientas de ventas que los ejecutivos están utilizando, así como los seguimientos que hacen a cada uno de los prospectos que llegan por todos los canales de venta como son; presenciales, vía web, vía correo, a través de los diferentes portales inmobiliarios y redes sociales. La idea surgió porque dos de los integrantes del grupo trabajan hace más de 10 años en portales inmobiliarios y en muchas oportunidades han tenido la oportunidad de medir el seguimiento de los prospectos que generan sus portales y han encontrado una gran deficiencia en seguimiento de los ejecutivos comerciales de las empresas que contratan con ellas. El canal que usaremos es la venta presencial, adecuando los servicios a las necesidades de cada uno de los clientes, dentro de nuestros servicios ofreceremos también servicios de coaching y mentoring, así como asesorías creadas para las necesidades de cada uno de los clientes. / This project was prepared in order to serve the companies that need to have a better conversion rate between the commercial prospects and the sales closings of their commercial executives, as well as to know the monitoring of each one of them. Our business consists of providing specialized commercial advice in the real estate sector, starting through a “Hidden Client” commercial study to learn about the sales tools that executives are using, as well as the follow-up they do to each of the prospects who arrive by all sales channels as they are; In person, via web, via mail, through the different real estate portals and social networks. The idea arose because two of the members of the group have been working for more than 10 years in real estate portals and on many occasions have had the opportunity to measure the follow-up of the prospects that their portals generate and have found a great deficiency in following up on commercial executives. of the companies that contract with them. The channel we will use is face-to-face sales, adapting the services to the needs of each of the clients, within our services we will also offer coaching and mentoring services, as well as consultancies created for the needs of each of the clients. / Trabajo de investigación

Thesis: M.C.P., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, September, 2020 / Thesis: S.M. in Real Estate Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Real Estate Development in conjunction with the Center for Real Estate, September, 2020 / Cataloged from student-submitted PDF of thesis. / Includes bibliographical references (pages 98-102). / In May 2019, New York City (under Mayor Bill De Blasio) enacted its own version of the Green New Deal called the Climate Mobilization Act, a local law to amend its charter and administrative code to achieve certain reductions in greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The Act comprises a series of ten bills passed by the New York City Council including a tax on paper bags, a green roof mandate, and a process to close oil and gas plants around the city, amongst others. One major portion of this Act is a bill to limit greenhouse gas emissions, caps, on tens of thousands of buildings in the City. This mandate, called Local Law 97 (LL97), is the first of its kind in any large city in the world. This thesis focuses specifically on LL97, which limits carbon emissions on buildings over 25,000 square feet on real estate product types such as, commercial office spaces, healthcare facilities, residential co-ops, condos, and rental apartment buildings. It examines the characteristics and impacts of the law on real estate owners, as well as the city. It diagnoses how owners are responding to the law and where improvements can be made as this model becomes replicated globally through industry surveys. Since its approval in the Spring of 2019, a number of cities have expressed interest in promulgating similar regulations, though little research analysis has been undertaken to fully evaluate the implications of LL97, whether or not the policy falls short of our goals, or if it's even achievable. It finds and later recommends, that amendments to the law, such as carbon credit portfolio trading, the incorporation of additional asset types, and green leases, amongst others, can help to achieve Local Law 97 goals with enhanced success and mitigated burdens on New York City real estate owners. / by Kristopher Stephen Steele. / M.C.P. / S.M. in Real Estate Development / M.C.P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning / S.M.inRealEstateDevelopment Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Real Estate Development in conjunction with the Center for Real Estate

Thesis: M.C.P., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning, February, 2021 / Thesis: S.M. in Real Estate Development, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Real Estate Development in conjunction with the Center for Real Estate, February, 2021 / Manuscript. / Includes bibliographical references (pages 138-148). / In the past two decades, in China, integrating art components, cultural institutions, and various artistic scenes in commercial real estate has become popular development and management practices in first-nd second-tier cities. The capital flow between the two industries has become increasingly frequent. Real estate companies have evolved from space providers for arts to a more influential stakeholder in the local art ecosystem, facilitating the growth of art industries. Through collaborations with real estate projects artists find alternative ways to sustain art production as well as a widened and closer connection to the general public. Successes in both ends have encouraged the joint venture on art + real estate to continue. This thesis critically investigates forms of symbiosis between art and real estate industries in China. The research aims to reveal and reflect on the two industries' interdependency with a close examination of the artist communities' historical evolution in cities and new endeavors combined art and real estate. It focuses on the following questions: how do real estate and art professionals collaborate and benefit from the joint venture? What are the motivation, idea, and vision? Are the strategies effective? Are there issues under the flourishing market? Who are the winners and losers? Through site visits, interviews with selected real estate and art professionals, artists, and a gathering of secondary sources, the research categorizes and analyzes art + development collaborations into two primary forms: art districts and art placement. It zooms into two representative case studies that are publicly regarded to be successful and innovative: Aranya and K11. The thesis's objective is to remind real estate about the value and power of art in urban developments beyond its function as a commercialized product, suggesting a more ethical business thinking and recommendations to create a favorable art ecosystem around real estate projects. / by Ruichen Ni. / M.C.P. / S.M. in Real Estate Development / M.C.P. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Urban Studies and Planning / S.M. in Real Estate Development Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Real Estate Development in conjunction with the Center for Real Estate

Master’s thesis deals with real estate valuation in Australia. The introductory part deals with the definition of the terms used in the work, for its better understanding. Furthermore, it discusses the development of valuation theory and its relation to economic ideas and various aspects that have influenced its development. The thesis then deals with methods of real estate valuation, their division and specific features. The thesis also discusses the current state of the real estate market on the Australian continent and outlines its possible future development. The experimental section describes the valuation of a particular property in Australia and describes which particular properties affect its cost.