PRRES
was established in 1993 to provide a
formal focus for property researchers, educators and
practioners in the Pacific-Rim Region. PRRES now has
over 120 members from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New
Guinea, Fiji, Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore, China,
Indonesia, Malaysia and Korea as well as members from
around the globe.
PRRES,
along with the American Real Estate Society (ARES),
the European Real Estate Society (ERES),
the Asian
Real Estate Society (AsRES), the African
Real Estate Society (AfRES) and the
Latin
American Real Estate Society (LaRes) form the network structure
for the International Real Estate Society
(IRES) in further
developing international property research and education.
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PRRES Objectives |
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to provide a formal
focus for property researchers, educators and practitioners
in the Pacific-Rim region
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to encourage and
facilitate property research and property education in the
Pacific-Rim region
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to conduct an annual
property conference
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to encourage
international links via IRES
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PRRES
Membership is open to all individuals involved in real
estate research, education and practice.
Click for more details.
Governance
and the
PRRES Board
details are available from this page.
PRRES
Sponsors Click to see
the organisations that sponsor PRRES.
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PRRES
Notice Board
View
the October 2008 PRRES Newsletter
Interested in
a Property Conference? See the
International Property Research Conference: Update
Annual PRRES Conference
Your invited to
the Fifteenth
PRRES Conference in 18th-21st January 2009, Sydney Australia
View past conference
proceedings or you can see details of
past PRRES conferences.
Pacific Rim
Property Research Journal (PRPRJ the official PRRES
Journal)
There are 4 issues of PRPRJ each
year and members received the printed version.
Articles in the journal are available for viewing.
Select the issue below or search for research via the
index search facility.
If you want to submit an article to PRPRJ
click here for
details.
Search the PRRES website
For a detailed search of PRPRJ articles and PRRES
Conference Papers use the
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