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CRERC Annual Report 2023. The CRERC Annual Report 2023 is now online! Download a copy here: CRERC Annual Report 2023. 05 July 2024. Department of Land Economy. 19 Silver Street. Cambridge. CB3 9EP. Tel: 01223 337147. 2024 University of Cambridge.

Land Economy research on remote working is published in OECD Regional Development Papers. ... 05 December 2023. Research from the Department of Land Economy has been published in OECD Regional Development Papers.

03 May 2024. Researchers from the Cambridge Centre for Housing and Planning Research (CCHPR) have published a new article in the Journal of Housing and the Built Environment. ... Dr Gemma Burgess, Director of CCHPR, and Dr Hannah Holmes, Research

New paper published in Energy Policy. 13 December 2023. Professor Franz Fuerst and PhD candidate Yana Akhtyrska, both from the Department of Land Economy, have published a new paper, entitled 'The effectiveness of climate change regulations in the

Land Economy success at the Vice Chancellor's Awards for Research Impact and Engagement. ... He conducted research on the spatial impact of extreme conflict and violence in northern Nigeria.

New research by academics in CCHPR published in Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research. ... 18 October 2023. Research conducted by academic at CCHPR has just been published in Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science

Interest rates and property markets. Office markets. New Data and Measures in Property Research. ... If you are interested in attending our Research Club and are not on our mailing list please People.

Malte Mueller/fStop via Getty Images. Land Economy research shows religious people fared better during the pandemic. ... 30 January 2024. Research from the Department of Land Economy suggests that religious people coped better than those without religion

The research provides the first evidence-based assessment of which capital structure characteristics are common to successful firms in the US and several European countries. ... The study is ongoing, with Steiner and Riddiough due to publish further

online. The research provides the first evidence-based assessment of which capital structure characteristics are common to successful firms in the US and several European countries. ... The study is ongoing, with Steiner and Riddiough due to publish