Integrating Real Estate Investment Environment Indicators with Sustainable Urban Development: An Evaluation Framework for Egyptian new cities

Abstract The decision-making process in real estate investment is strongly linked with economic development and the real estate market, exerting a significant influence on the construction industry. In Egypt, decision-makers often prioritize responding to investment pressures to attract investors and establish projects, neglecting the alignment of investments with the principles of sustainable urban development. This study aims to identify the indicators of real estate investment environment according to the sustainable urban development, enhancing the decision-making process in the urban development of new Egyptian cities. Additionally, the research seeks to show best practices and successful global initiatives that effectively integrate real estate investment environment with sustainable urban development, emphasizing on innovative strategies and policies. The study will conclude indicators that harmonize economic progress with spatial, environmental, and social sustainability to enhance decision-making processes in urban development by adopting a more holistic and inclusive approach.

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IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/1396/1/012028
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Housing Market and Economics
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Integrating Real Estate Investment Environment Indicators with Sustainable Urban Development: An Evaluation Framework for Egyptian new cities

Mohamed Mohamed Elbarmelgy, Zeinab Chaarawi
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Integrating Real Estate Investment Environment Indicators with Sustainable Urban Development: An Evaluation Framework for Egyptian new cities

Mohamed Mohamed Elbarmelgy, Zeinab Chaarawi
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Abstract The decision-making process in real estate investment is strongly linked with economic development and the real estate market, exerting a significant influence on the construction industry. In Egypt, decision-makers often prioritize responding to investment pressures to attract investors and establish projects, neglecting the alignment of investments with the principles of sustainable urban development. This study aims to identify the indicators of real estate investment environment according to the sustainable urban development, enhancing the decision-making process in the urban development of new Egyptian cities. Additionally, the research seeks to show best practices and successful global initiatives that effectively integrate real estate investment environment with sustainable urban development, emphasizing on innovative strategies and policies. The study will conclude indicators that harmonize economic progress with spatial, environmental, and social sustainability to enhance decision-making processes in urban development by adopting a more holistic and inclusive approach.

IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental ScienceVol. 1396(1)
Cairo University (EG), Egyptian Russian University (EG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Housing Market and Economics
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