A Note on Ranking Real Estate Research Journals

REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS, Vol. 24 No. 4 Winter 1996

Posted: 31 Jan 1997

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Julian Diaz

Georgia State University

Roy T. Black

Georgia State University - Department of Real Estate

Joseph Rabianski

Georgia State University - Department of Real Estate

Abstract

An understanding of how thirty real estate journals are perceived for promotion and tenure and for professional applicability was sought by surveying members of the two most important real estate academic organizations. Several subgroup comparisons were made revealing some common perceptions but a significant amount of disagreement as well. Among findings robust across the surveyed community were that the journal of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association (changed to Real Estate Economics in 1995) is the most important outlet for promotion and tenure and the Appraisal Journal is the most important outlet for professional applicability. Two distinct journal groupings emerged: an academic group composed of eight journals and a professional group of twenty.

JEL Classification: R10

Suggested Citation

Diaz, Julian and Black, Roy T. and Rabianski, Joseph S., A Note on Ranking Real Estate Research Journals. REAL ESTATE ECONOMICS, Vol. 24 No. 4 Winter 1996, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=9213

Julian Diaz (Contact Author)

Georgia State University ( email )

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Roy T. Black

Georgia State University - Department of Real Estate ( email )

P.O. Box 4020
Atlanta, GA 30303-4020
United States
404-651-2760 (Phone)
404-651-3396 (Fax)

Joseph S. Rabianski

Georgia State University - Department of Real Estate ( email )

P.O. Box 4020
Atlanta, GA 30303-4020
United States
404-651-2760 (Phone)
404-651-3396 (Fax)

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