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Since its founding, RERI has funded over $1 million of real estate research. RERI-funded papers have been published in journals such as the Journal of Urban Economics, Journal of Real Estate Research and Journal of Real Estate Finance & Economics.

The Real Estate Research Institute (RERI)

The Real Estate Research Institute is a non-profit organization created to stimulate high quality research on real estate investment performance and market fundamentals that will elevate the quality of real estate decision making. The Institute's mission is to encourage research that applies academic theory and analytic techniques to real estate investment decision-making.

RERI's mission is closely aligned with PREA's mission to serve its members engaged in institutional real estate investment through the sponsorship of objective forums for education, research initiatives, membership interaction and the exchange of information.

The relationship between PREA and RERI began in 1991, when PREA became a sustaining sponsor. PREA encourages the support of RERI and their research efforts. Today, RERI also receives sponsorship from many PREA member firms. For more information about RERI, visit their Web site at www.reri.org.

As a sustaining member of RERI, PREA members have access to the papers presented at the 2010 RERI Conference:

Investor Sentiment and Asset Pricing in Public and Private Markets

Authors: David Ling, Andy Naranjo, Benjamin Scheick

 

The Returns of Private and Public Real Estate

Authors: Murray Carlson, Sheridan Titman, Christian Tiu

 

Collateral and Debt Capacity in the Optimal Capital Structure

Authors: Erasmo Giambina, Antonio Mello, Timothy Riddiough

 

Risk and Returns of Commercial Real Estate: A Property Level Analysis

Author: Liang Peng

 

Loss Aversion and Anchoring in Commercial Real Estate Pricing: Empirical Evidence and Price Index Implications

Authors: Sheharyar Bokhari, David Geltner

 

Is Value-Added and Opportunistic Real Estate Investing Beneficial? If So, Why?

Authors: James Shilling, Charles Wurtzebach

 

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Administrative functions of the Institute are housed at the Pension Real Estate Association headquarters in Hartford, CT.