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Critical success factors in land development in New Zealand: Part 1
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 2009-01)
This research aimed to investigate the critical factors that contribute to the success of residential land development in New Zealand. The methodology employed involved reviewing the literature to determine those factors ...
Measuring corporate real estate asset management performance
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 2002)
It is difficult to measure relative corporate real estate asset management performance, as different organizations
require different outputs from their property assets. However, prior research has identified a number of ...
Trends in the use of the internet for marketing residential real estate in New Zealand
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society., 2007-01)
Sales and purchases of residential real estate are the most significant financial transactions
that the majority of the population are involved with. As such they are concerned that these
transactions are carried out ...
Corporate real estate asset management in New Zealand (preliminary analysis of performance and stage of development)
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, 1999)
To date the only substantial research into corporate real estate asset management in New Zealand has been that of Wei Kium Teoh, completed in 1992. This examined corporate real estate organisational structure, information ...
Measuring corporate real estate asset management performance
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society., 2002-11)
It is difficult to measure relative corporate real estate asset management performance, as different organizations
require different outputs from their property assets. However, prior research has identified a number of ...
Media analysis of listed property vehicles in New Zealand
(Pacific Rim Real Estate Society., 2004-01)
The media plays an important part in informing and educating the “market” regarding
the performance of different investment vehicles. However, in New Zealand there are
doubts about the ability of many members of the media ...