Early Career Researchers in Property
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Call for Papers
Early Career Researchers in Property
Journal: Journal of Property Investment & Finance
Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Manuscript Submission Deadline: 21 October 2026
Journal of Property Investment & Finance invites submissions for its Special Issue on Early Career Researchers in Property.
About the Special Issue
This Special Issue is dedicated to supporting Early Career Researchers (ECRs) in property by providing an opportunity to publish their first research paper in the Journal of Property Investment & Finance. The initiative aims to help emerging scholars establish their academic careers while contributing fresh perspectives to property research.
The issue welcomes high-quality research addressing contemporary developments in property investment, valuation, sustainability, and real estate markets. It seeks to encourage innovative research that advances both academic knowledge and professional practice within the global property sector.
Topics of Interest
Submissions may include, but are not limited to:
Emerging property market dynamics
REIT market dynamics in emerging markets
ESG issues in property
Property investment and portfolio management
Property valuation in emerging markets
Real estate finance
Sustainable property investment
Innovation in property markets
Preferred Article Types
The journal welcomes:
Empirical Research Articles
Conceptual Papers
Quantitative Studies
Qualitative Studies
Mixed-Methods Research
Submission Information
Manuscript Submission Opens: 01 July 2026
Manuscript Submission Deadline: 21 October 2026
Manuscripts must be submitted through the ScholarOne Manuscripts submission system.
Authors should select the appropriate Special Issue during the submission process.
All submissions must strictly follow the journal's official Author Guidelines.
Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere.
Guest Editor
Graeme Newell
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