ERES:conference

In the UK, and indeed in many countries, Direct Capital Comparison (DCC) remains central to the practice of residential property valuers. Theoretically well founded, statistically or heuristically-based alternatives, usually embodying regression techniques, have failed to penetrate professional...

Describes the recent economic and land reforms in China, and the consequent changes in the emerging Chinese property market. Analyses the eed for property management valuation skills in China in the light of problems of country size, regional differences, the scale of economic reforms and the...

Considers the feasibility study of environmental improvements carried out at Treforest, Mid‐Glamorgan, involving direct higher education participation. Discusses the funding for the study, the study itself, the problems, priority proposals, and implementation. Concludes that the study has...

Considers the change in the professional practice of landed property management, in the light of increased involvement in the field by management consultants, accountants and financial institutions. Reviews the role and importance of academic estate managers in benefiting both students and the...