We are the Property Research Trust
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Formerly the RICS Research Trust, we are an established grant award entity supporting research in the disciplines of land, real estate and construction right across the world.
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Chair
Alan Dalgleish, FRICS, an experienced real estate professional, previously based in Hong Kong, the founder of Asian Property Intelligence and previously Chief Executive of ANREV, a not-for-profit association for investors in unlisted real estate. |
Announcements:New Trustees AppointedWe are delighted to announce that we have appointed five new Trustees. We would like to welcome on board Whitney Bevan, Lynda Jubb, Chyi Lin Lee, Samantha Organ and Peter Papadakos. Click here for more information.
Recently Published ReportsWe are delighted to announce that we have recently published new research reports. Click here for more information.
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The Property Research Trust, as a charity, has a remit of supporting, delivering and disseminating high quality, independent reliable knowledge, and future thinking through research funding. It is administered by a Board of Trustees, comprising senior academics and others with expertise in surveying, real estate and the built and natural environments. The Trust funds research globally.
Recent publications of The Trust.
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APRIL 2023
How the built environment shapes an age-friendly community. Evidence from Guangzhou, China Read more NOVEMBER 2022
Machine learning in real estate. A Digitisation and document classification in professional services Read more OCTOBER 2021
Construction frameworks in the public sector. Do they deliver what they promise? Read more MAY 2021
Regulating short-term rentals. Platform-based property rentals in European cities: the policy debates Read more |
JUNE 2023
The implementation of long-term prudent valuation models across the UK and Mainland Europe for financial regulation purposes Read more JANUARY 2023
Assessing property flood resilience for commercial buildings. Some recommendations Read more OCTOBER 2022
Measuring housing wellbeing for disaster victims in Japan and India. A capability approach Read more JULY 2021
Walk-along and cycle-along. Accessing the benefits of the Connswater Community Geenway in Belfast, UK Read more |
How to make inquiries.
All inquiries to the Property Research Team can be sent here.