IRERS 2014: 2014

IRERS 2014 : Introduction

INSPEN, the training and research Institute of the Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH), Ministry of Finance Malaysia, is hosting the 7th International Real Estate Research Symposium (IRERS). IRERS is an IBIMA International Conference Indexed at Thomson Reuters Scientific (ISI). This conference collaborate with several international universities and property organisations. For the first time in its series, IRERS 2014 have joint together with International Business Information Management Association (IBIMA) to bring together the scientific communities and practitioners in these fields at the same time and in one place to foster communication, cooperation and cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas related to real estate and allied subjects.

IRERS 2014 : Key Features & Benefits

7th International Real Estate Research Symposium (IRERS 2014)

29 – 30 April 2014 @ INSPEN Campus, Off Precinct 14, Putrajaya

Theme

Unlocking the Potential of Real Estate

Organiser

National Institute of Valuation (INSPEN)

Valuation & Property Services Department (JPPH)

Ministry of Finance, Malaysia

Key Features & Benefits:

10 CPD approved by the Board of Valuers, Appraisers & Estate Agents
120 papers accepted
13 panellists from Industry Experts
12 break-up rooms
1 Plenary, 1 Forum, 3 Parallels, 1 Industry Network and 2 Intellectual Discourses
Special sessions for Industry & Academia
Supported by Local & International Universities
Best paper and poster awards
Academia Tips & Research Clinic
Exhibition booths awaits

Introducing IRERS 2014 Real Estate Forum and Industry Sessions consist of Industry Network and Intellectual Discourse dedicated for industry players such as Valuers, Bankers, Surveyors, Developers, Planners, and Property Consultants etc.

Industry Network & Intellectual Discourse Panellists are from:

Sustainable Energy Development Authority Malaysia (SEDA)
National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) Malaysia
Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH)
Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO)
Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA)
AJM Planning and Urban Design Group Sdn Bhd
World Trade Institute Consulting Malaysia
Thomson Reuters Singapore
Les’ Copaque Production
AmIslamic Bank Berhad
Sime Darby Property
GreenRE, REHDA

Meet our distinguished panelists in Plenary Session:

Professor Dr. Alastair Adair – University of Ulster, United Kingdom
Professor Dr. Graeme Newell – University of Western Sydney, Australia
Professor Dr. Chris Eves – Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Professor Dr. Christopher Shun – Adjunct Full Professor, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

IRERS Real Estate Forum Panellists:

Professor Dr. Graeme Newell – University of Western Sydney, Australia
Maimunah Jaffar – Iskandar Regional Development Authority (IRDA)
Kamarulzaman Hassan – Employees Provident Fund (EPF)
Dr. Daniele Gambero – REI Group of Companies
Thong Mun Wai – RAM Rating Services Berhad
Elvin Fernandez – Khong & Jaafar Sdn. Bhd

There are more than 100 papers accepted for IRERS 2014 consist of various Real Estate themes such as Green & Sustainable Development, Real Estate Development, Real Estate Economics, Housing Market, Real Estate Finance & Investment, Intellectual Property and many more.

Join us and register now to secure your seat. Please note that registration is based on first come first served basis. Please register early to guarantee your participation in IRERS 2014. Kindly submit your registration online.

Visit our website to download brochure, programme schedule and more info.

Secretariat of IRERS 2014

irers2014@inspen.gov.my | irers2014@gmail.com

Tel: +603-8911 8800 | +603-8911 8888

Fax:+603-8925 0640

Website: http://www.inspen.gov.my

FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/IRERS.Malaysia
Online Registration: Click here or here

IRERS 2014 : Programme Schedule

Click here to download the programme schedule.

Note: The programme schedule may be subject to change but we will endeavour to keep the final schedule as close as possible to what appears here.

IRERS 2014 : Online Registration

IRERS 2014 : Registration Form

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IRERS 2014 : Fees & Payment Methods

IRERS 2014 Registration Fees:

Individual or Single Participation (MYR1,300 / USD500 per pax)
Group of 3 or more (MYR1,200 / USD475 per pax)
Student (MYR400 / USD150 per pax)
Research Clinic (RM150 per pax) - Free for Presenters
Poster Competition (RM150 per poster) - Free 1 poster per Presenter

Note: MYR rate for Malaysian Only and USD rate for International Participants

Payment Methods:

i. via Bank Draft / Local Order / Company Cheque:

Should be crossed and made payable to Pengarah Institut Penilaian Negara
Send it to our mailing address below.

ii. via Bank transfer:

Bank Name : Affin Bank Berhad
Bank Address : Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia
Swift Code : PHBMMYKL
Account Number : 105990003766
Account Name : Jabatan Akauntan Negara Negeri Selangor

Note:
• All payments should be made free of banking charges.
• Kindly make payment at your earliest convenience or before 10th April 2014.
• Send us proof of student status (if relevant) and the bank receipt with reference number via fax +603-89250640 or scan and email to irers2014@inspen.gov.my and irers2014@gmail.com.

Please feel free to contact us if you need further information.

Arif Hassan
Tel : +603-89118800 | Email : irers2014@gmail.com
Consultancy & Product Development Centre
Institut Penilaian Negara (INSPEN)
Persiaran INSPEN
43000 Kajang
Selangor, Malaysia

IRERS 2014 : List of Accepted Papers

A Conceptual Framework For Improving Cost And Building Contractor Performances In Developing Countries - Nuru Gambo & Ilias Said
A Framework Study Of Islamic Inheritance From Real Estate Management Perspective In Malaysia- Fazira Binti Shafie & Prof. Madya Sr Dr Wan Zahari Wan Yusoff
A Need For Standards In Feasibility And Viability Study Prepared By Estate Surveyors And Valuers In Nigeria - Bello Nurudeen Akinsola , Ogunba Olusegun Adebayo & Ogendengbe Peter Shakede
A Review On Architectural Design Aspects In Building Maintainability-Nur Liyana , Mastura, Wan & Fuziah
A Search For Application Level Of Heuristics In Property Valuation In Three Nigeria Cities-Dr. Iroham Chukwuemeka Omond , Durodola Olufemi Daniel, Oluwatobi Afolashade Olubunmi & Peter Nkolika Joy
An Evaluation Of Clients' Mode Of Influence On Valuation Estimates In Metropolitan Lagos-Caleb Abiodun Ayedun , Ayotunde Olawande Oni, Clement Olayinka Oloke & Adedoyin Omolade Akinjare
An Examination Of The Extent To Which The Nigerian Property Market Exhibits The Characteristics Of Maturity-T.T. Dugeri, M.M. Omirin & O.A. Ogunba
An Investigation Of The Impact Of Shopping Mall Locations On Property Values Using The Hedonic Pricing Model-Suzan O. Babajide , Ayotunde O. Oni, Adedamola O. Oluwunmi & Abiodun S. Oni
An Overview Of Building Maintenance Management In Malaysia-Mohd Zulakhmar Zakiyudin & Dr. Mohamad Syazli Fathi
Analysis Of Accessibility Impact On Commercial Property Values In Ikeja, Nigeria-Ayotunde Olawande Oni , Mayowa Olusola Jibola, Osmond Chukwuemeka Iroham, Omolade A. Akinjare
Anatomy Of Asset Allocation Process Of A Finite Mixed-Asset Close-End Fund-Prof. Dr. Ting Kien Hwa
Architect's Certification For Housing Sale And Purchase Agreement-Yong Kum Wenig
Are Asian Cap Rates Sustainable And Without Risks? A Dynamic Approach-Prof. Sotiris Tsolacos And Kyung-Min Kim
Assessment Of Service User’s Experience On The Facilities Provision At Uthm Students’ Residential Colleges-Rozilah Kasim, Musa Alkali Abubakar, Bala Ishikayu
Assessing Disability Inclusiveness Of University Buildings-Associate Professor Dr. Yung Yau
Assessing The Economic Qualities Of Urban Green Spaces Based On Its Proximity To Nearby Housing Properties-Nor Sahila Binti Mat Samingan , Mohd Johari Mohd Yusof, Emran @ Zahrin Mohd Taram
Assessing The Islamic Governance Issue : A Case Study Of Islamic-Reits In Malaysia.-Dr. Zaemah Zainuddin , Nohafiza Nordin & Sabariah Nordin
Assessment Of Operational Effectiveness Of Hotel Facilities In South-Western Nigeria: Customers’ Perspective-Olufemi Daniel Durodola , Osmond Chwukwuemeka Iroham, Olufunke Adedamola Oluwunmi , Afolashade Olubunmi Oluwatobi
Assessment Overviews On Quality Proportion Of The High Rise Residential Building.-Noorsidi Aizuddin Mat Noor & Chris Eves
Borrowers' Perception Of Lenders' Requirements For Financing Housing Investment In Owerri, Nigeria-Onuoha Iheanyichukwu Joachim & Anthony Adjei-Twum
Building And Locational Characteristics’ Quality Of Purpose-Built Office And Their Relationship With Rentals-Edie Ezwan Mohd Safian , Abdul Hadi Nawawi &Ibrahim Sipan
Building Information Modeling (Bim) From The Perspective Of Facilities Management (Fm)-Saiful Asmawi Abdullah , Noralfishah Sulaiman, David Baldry
Buyer Purchase Behaviour Factors Of Green Residential Property-Maranatha Wijayaningtyas , Dr. Ibrahim Bin Sipan & Dr. Choong Weng Wai
Care Home For The Elderl (Chfe) In Malaysia : Individual Accommodation (Ia) Space Requirement For The Elderly Service Users -Hamimatul Akmam Hamdan , Noralfishah Sulaiman & David Baldry
Comparative Analysis Of Students' Satisfaction With Classroom Facilities In Private Universities In Ogun State, Nigeria-Oluwunmi Adedamola Olufunke , Ajayi Ayodele Cyril, Durodola Olufemi Daniel & Iroham Chukwuemeka Osmond
Conceptual Framework For Recycling Factors In Facilities Management Profesion In Malaysia-Kam Hui Wen , Rizal Bin Baharum
Conceptualizing Valuation Methodologies Appropriate For Carbon Sequestration Projects-Andrea Blake & Chris Eves
Cultural Heritage Valuation In Sub-Saharan Africa: An Examination Of Conceptual And Methodological Issues -Ogunba Olusegun Adebayo & Adegunle Tomisi Olusegun
Disamenity Risks And Property Investments In Lagos, Nigeria.-Omolade Adedoyin Akinjare , Mayowa Olusola Ajibola , Samuel Adesiyan Oloyede, Adedamola Olufunke Oluwunmi
Diversity Of Entrepreneurship Education Within Facilities Management Philosophy: An Agent Of Transformation-Mudashir Gafar , Rozilah Kasim And David Martin
Do Prior Related Experience And Level Of Education Affect The Success Of Malaysian Housing Developers?-Syed Putra Syed Abu Bakar, Azlan Raofuddin Nuruddin & Mastura Jaafar
Dynamics Of The Seoul Office Market: From 'Developmentalism' To 'Globalism'.-Prof. Hyung Min Kim & Kang Min Ryu
Estimating Green Spaces As A Factor Determining House Price In Kuala Lumpur-Mohd. Nasrul Hanis B. Manzahari , Asst. Prof. Dr. M. Zainora Bt Asmawi
Evolving A Pragmatic Model For Co-Operative Housing Finance In Nigeria-Olayinka Clement Oloke , Samuel Adesiyan Oloyede, Abiodun, Oni & Omolade Adedoyin Akinjare
Examining The Basis And Methods Of Wetland Valuation For Compensation In The Niger Delta, Nigeria-Mayowa Olusola Ajibola , Nkolika Joy Peter, Omamuromu Susan Babajide & Ayotunde Olawande Oni
Facilities Management Practices For Office Building: The Case Of Klang Valley, Malaysia -Chen Jia Woon
Facility Management Implication Of Lagos University Guest House Using The Balanced – Score - Card Approach-Peter Nkolika Joy , Chibuike Rowland Emele, Dr. Caleb Abiodun Ayedun & Olayinka Clement Oloke
Fgv Listing Imbroglio - The Felda Settlers Perception On The Ownership Of Land And Cultivation Farm-Mohd Saifuddin Bin Ali & Prof. Madya Dr. Anuar Alias
Financial Reporting Standards Convergence And Revenue Recognition Policies Of Property Development Companies: Case Of Ifric 15-Hashanah Ismail , Mazlina Mustapha & Cham Rui Feng
Free Cash Flow And Its Impacts On Agency Costs And Performance Of Reits In Asia-Wei Lan Chong
Gamification: A Novel Approach For Facilities Manager To Foster Energy-Saving Behaviour-Wee Siaw Chui & Choong Weng Wai
Gis-Based Measures Of Burglary And Connectivity To Housing Layout-Fazzami Othman , Zaharah M. Yusoff, Eran S.S M.Sadek & Nor Aizam Adnan
Green Building Impact On Occupants’ Environmental Awareness And Corporate Image-Ainoriza Mohd Aini & Yasmin Mohd Adnan
Green Building: The Cost Save Energy-Mohd Khairool Bin Baikeree & Dr. Rohayu Abd Majid
Green Property Management(Gpm) Framework In Malaysia-Norhaya Kamarudin , Mohammad Najib Mohammed Razali, Azlina Mohd Yasin,Yasmin Mohd. Adnan & Zarita Ahmad
Housing Development And Consumer Protection: A Study On The Issue Of Late Delivery Of Vacant Possession From The Consumer Perspective-Associate Professor Dr. Naemah Amin , Salina H.Kassim & Sharifah Zubaidah Syed Abdul Kader
Impact Of Innovation (In) And Indoor Environmental Quality (Eq) Features On Residential Property Price And Rental. -Asmma’ Che Kasim , Megat Mohd Ghazali Megat Abdul Rahman, Maryanti Mohd Raid
Impact Of Policy And Structural Constraints On Mortgage Financing Institutions: The Way Forward-S.A. Oloyede , A.O. Oluwunmi, O.C Oloke And A.O. Oluwatobi
Impacts Of Market Sentiment On Residential Property Auction Sale-Ng Pooi Leng , Wong Woei Chyuan, Janice Lee Yim Mei & Md Nasir Daud
Implication Of Property Market Forecast On Valuation Of Commercial Properties In Lagos State.-Suzan O. Babajide , Chibuike R. Emele, Samuel A. Oloyede Daniel O. Durodola
Importance Of Categorizing Facilities In Determining Management Fund In High-Rise Residential -N.M. Tawil , A. R. Musa, A.I Che-Ani, M.A.M. Mokhtar
Improving Property Tax Revenue Generating Capacity Through Service Excellence-Assc. Prof. Rozilah Kasim , Muhammad Akilu Umar & David Martin @ Daud Juanil
Improving Recipients' Quality Of Life Through Better Real Estate Management Of Awqaf Properties: Review From Malaysia-Siti Nadiah Mohd Ali ,Sr Nor Nazihah Bt Chuweni, Abd. Halim Mohd Noor, Nor Rashidah Paujah Ismail & Farhan Md Dahlan
Incorporating The Evidence-Based Practice Into Healthcare Facilities Management: An Overview-Tan Yu Tian & Chong Weng Wai
Industry Structure And Competition In Construction Industry-Nurul Afifah Ab Aziz
Influences Of Internal Factors On The Innovation Practices Of Construction Industry Consultancy Firms: An Empirical Overview-Adinoyi Yaqoob Moohammad , Yusof Nor’aini & Ernawati Mustafa Kamal
Intention Of Homebuyers' Inhabiting In Green Residential Buildings In Beijing, China-Wang Xiao & Chong Weng Wai
Investment Performance Of A Finite Structured Fund-Prof. Dr. Ting Kien Hwa
Investment Portfolio Return Analysis Of Reits In A Combination Of Property Acquisition And Real Estate Development Financing-Dr. Rosli Said, Dr. Md Nasir Daud, Olusegun O. Olanrele
Land Development On High Land And Steep Slope Areas: Process Mechanism And Legislation Issues – A Study Of Malaysia And Hong Kong-Anuar Alias , Khairul Nizam Othman, Zakaria Mohamad & Azlan Shah Ali
Legal And Administrative Issue For Underground Land Development In Malaysia -Farah Zaini , Khadijah Hussin & Siti Radiaton Adawiyah Zakaria
Lessons Learnt From A Comparative Examination Of Strata Dispute Resolutions: Singapore, British Columbia And Malaysia-Nor Asiah Mohamad And Azlinor Sufian
Making A Case For A Landlord & Tenant Act In Peninsular Malaysia-Prof. Salleh Buang
Measuring Residential Housing Quality Due To The Degree Of Adherence To Development-Muhammad Abubakar , Mohd Lizam & Azlina M B Yassin
Meeting The Home Buyers' Preference In Adopting Sustainable Communities-Mariatul Liza Meor Gheda , Hasmanira Mokhtar
Monitoring And Managing Cama Data Using Gps, Gis And Google Maps And Its Impact On Financial To The Local Authority In Malaysia-Siti Nurzalila Binti Zailan , Dzurllkanian @ Zulkarnain Bin Daud, Norhaya Kamaruddin & Ufridah Binti Haji
Muslim Cemetery Management (Mcm) In Malaysia: Practices, Issues And Challenges -Noor Shafiqah Binti Mohamad Daud & Noralfishah Sulaiman
Neighbourhood Satisfaction Of Green Township: Case Of Sunway Resort City, Malaysia-Associate Professor Dr. Tan Teck Hong & Liew Wai Seang
Performance Analysis Of Malaysian Islamic Real Estate Investment Trusts-Nor Nazihah Bt Chuweni , Mohd Musyawwir Chuweni, Saidah Hamizah Ahmad, Yasmin Mohd Adnan, Atasya Osmadi & Ting Kien Hwa
Performance Criteria For Public Housing Evaluation In Developing Countries (Case Study Of Gombe Metropolis, Nigeria)-Rozilah Kasim, Bala Ishiyaku & Adamu Isa Harir
Performance Evaluation Of Tangible And Intangible Building Features For Sustainable Public Housing Development In Bauchi Metropolis, Nigeria-Rozilah Kasim, Bala Ishikayu , Adamu Isa Harir & Musa Alkali Abubakar
Performance Indicators For Corporate Real Estate In Malaysia-Nurul Nabila Bt Sulaiman, Abdul Jalil Bin Omar , Ahmad Kaseri Bin Ramin & Mohd Lizam Mohd Diah
Practice Of Gated Communities Development In Malaysia: Towards Sustainable Communities-Nur Azhani Adnan , Norjariah Arif, Noralfishah Sulaiman, Zarina Shamsudin, Marina Osman, Khadijah Md Ariffin, Azlina Md Yassin
Professional Training Of Real Estate Students: A Study Of Academic Curricula Of Four Universities In Nigeria-Isidore Ezema, Adedapo Oluwatayo , Bukola Adewale & Peter Aderonmu
Pull And Push Factors That Influence Tenants’ Decision-Making In Selecting Commercial Offices In The Golden Triangle Kl (Gtkl)-Cheah Jun Hwa , Assoc. Prof Dr. Ho Jo Ann, Dr. Serene Ng Siew Imm & Dr. Kenny Teoh Guan Cheng
Quality Of Healing Environment In Healthcare Facilities-Choong Weng Wai & Soh Oi Zhen
Real Estate Markets In Informal Settlements In Developing Countries: The Role Of Market Actors-Opoko A. P. , Amole S. A. & Oluwatayo, A.
Residential Property Developers’ Selection And Satisfaction With Architectural Service Providers-Adedapo Oluwatayo , Isidore Ezema, Pearl Opoko & Peter Aderonmu
Residential Property Price Forecasting Using Fuzzy Regression Model-Abdul Ghani Sarip , Md. Nasir Daud & Muhammad Burhan Hafez
Resolving The Catch 22 Of Valuation In The Developing World.-Michael Mcdermott & Andrew Noseda
Rural Property And Corporate Participation-Professor Chris Eves
Sharing The Experience Of Real Estate In Valuing Intellectual Property -Fauziah Raji And Nor Asyikin Mohamed Yusof
Significant Factors Of Energy Consumption Behaviour Pattern Among Malaysian Higher Education Institutions Students-Mohd Hafizal Ishak , Ibrahim Sipan, Abdul Hamid Mar Iman & Maimunah Sapri
Single Mother Housing Affordability -Lt. Col. Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmad Ariffian Bujang , Hasmah Abu Zarin & Azizah Binti Ismail
Social Practice Theory In Facilities Management: A New Insight To Understand Environmental Behavioral Change Among Building Users-Bee Veun Lim & Weng Wai Choong
Space Utilisation: Uncover The Suitable Methodology-Shahabudin Abdullah , Ibrahim Sipan, Hishamuddin Mohd Ali,Maizan Baba & Mark Deakin
Strategies To Improve Commercial Office Rent Performance In The Golden Triangle Kl (Gtkl)-Cheah Jun Hwa , Dr. Serene Ng Siew Imm, Dr. Kenny Teoh Guan Cheng & Assoc. Prof Dr. Lee Chin
Studentification; Students’ Housing In The Educational Hub Of Malaysia -Muhammad Haizam Saraf & Thuraiya Mohd
Suitability Of Gated And Guarded Community Concept For Housing In Ipoh, Perak-Thuraiya Mohd , Noraini Johari & Rohaya Abdul Ghani
Sustainable Property Development By The Malaysian Property Companies-Muhammad Najib Razali, Norhaya Kamarudin & Azlina Mohd Yassin
Temporal Aggregation And Seasonality Problems In Malaysia Housing Index-Cheng Chin Tiong & Janice Lee Yim Mei
Tenure Structure In Informal Settlements: Implications For Housing Policy Formulation In Nigeria-Opoko A. P. ; Adeyemi, E. A. & Amole, S. A.
The Omo-Nile Syndrome In Housing Development In Informal Settlements Of Lagos, Nigeria-Opoko A. P. ; Ezema, I. C. & Ediae, O. J.
The Ability Of Civil Servants In The Government Sector To Afford Purchasing Or Renting A Suitable House In The Real Estate Market Of The Kingdom Of Saudi Arabia- Dr. Ibrahim R Aljowair
The Application Of Life Cycle Costing Of The Intelligent Building In Malaysia Construction Industry: A Review-Wan Nur Hamizah Wan Hassan, Norhanim Zakaria & Muhammad Azzam Ismail
The Corporate Real Estate Management (Crem) Practice Around The Globe-Asmahani Ambar, Abdul Jalil Omar & Mohd Lizam Mohd Diah
The Effect Of Foreign Direct Investment In Real Estate On Economic Growth In Asean-5 Countries-Nurul Afiqah Ahmad , Janice Lee Yim Mei & Abdul Hamid Mar Iman
The Effect Of Green Mall Attributes On Patronage Satisfaction: A Case Of Malaysia-Associate Professor Dr Tan Teck Hong
The Effectiveness Of The Nigerian Valuation Regulatory Authorities In The Supervision And Enforcement Of Valuation Standards-Afolasade Olubunmi Oluwatobi ,Olusegun Adebayo Ogunba, Mayowa Olusola Ajibola & Caleb Abiodun Ayedun
The Effects Of Urban Transformation On Real Estate Market In Istanbul-Alpaslan Kuzucuoğlu & Nesil Akman Aybar
The Ethical Perception Of Property Valuers In Malaysia-Kamalahasan Achu
The Features Of Property Management Services For Stratified Residential Property-Mustafa Bin Omar & Hishamuddin Bin Mohd. Ali
The Global Financial Crisis Of 2008 And The Financial Performance Of Malaysia's Public Listed Property Companies And Reits.-Prof. Abdul Rashid Abdul Aziz , Chan Toong Khuan & Leong Boon Tik
The Green Attributes And The Return On Investment (Roi) From Green Office Building In Kuala Lumpur-Mona Isa , Ting Kien Hwa, Megat Ghazali Megat A. Rahman & Ibrahim Sipan
The Impact Of Corporate Social Responsibility Practices On The Performance Of Asian Property Companies-Graeme Newell , Chyi Lin Lee & Mashitoh
The Inflation-Hedging Characteristics Of Investments In Shop Properties In Ibadan, Nigeria-D. Dabara & O.A. Ogunba
The Influence Of Green Features In Green Building Valuation-Wan Norhasmah Wan Ismail & Dr. Rohayu Abd Majid
The Lasting Impact Of The March 2011 Earthquake/ Tsunami On The Residential Real Estate Market Of The Disaster-Stricken Area-Kazuhiko Fujiki
The Liabity Of Architect's Certification Under The Laws, Building Contract And Sale And Purchase Agreement-Yong Kum Wenig
The Need Of Social Discount Rate In Valuation Practice-Chua Ai Jiun & Choong Weng Wai
The Profesional Architect Practice: Certifier's Roles And Responsibility -Yong Kum Wenig
The Provision Structure Of Residential Care Home For The Elderly (Rchfe) In Malaysia: Policies Evolution, Regulations And Standards -Wendy Lim Wen Xin , Noralfishah Sulaiman & David Baldry
The Relationship Between Monetary Policy, Fiscal Policy And Commercial Real Estate In Malaysia-Mohd Arif Mat Hassan
The Significance Of Asian Development Sites In Global Capital Flows To Property-Graeme Newell
The Trend In Public Housing Development Issues In Nigeria-Muhammad Akilu Umar , Rozilah Kasim & David Martin @ Daud Juanil
The Vulnerability Of Automated Registration In West Malaysia : A Legal Perspective-Noraziah Abu Bakar , Habibah Kiprawi
Theoretical Linkage Of Social And Environmental Factors To The Value Of Green Commercial Office Building In Malaysia-Tuti Haryati Jasimin , Sarah Sayce
Understanding The Relationship Between Construction Costs And Selling Prices With Specific Reference To Housing Projects In The Klang Valley -Prof. Sr. Khairuddin Abdul Rashid And Sharina Farihah Hasan
Unleashing The Potential Of Traditional Construction Technique In The Development Of Modern Urban Mass Housing -Gan Hock Beng, Zuhairi Abd. Hamid & Foo Chee Hung
Unlocking Potential Of Urban Land Space: Building Over Right Of Ways-Sr. Mohd Anuar A. Wahab
Unlocking The Potential Of The Housing Sector As National Economy Growth Stimulant In Developing Countries -Alagbe O. A. , Aderonmu P. A., Uwankoye U. O. & Alalade G. M.
Volatility Persistence In Asian Equity Reit Markets-Associate Professor Sing Tien Foo
Women In Malaysia Real Estate Industry (Wire) Professional Challenges And Opportunities-Woon Hei Ling , Noralfishah Binti Sulaiman & Norjariah Binti Arif

IRERS 2014 : Full Paper Requirements

Full paper must be consistent in format and layout as follows:-

Title : Bold, Centered, Arial, size 12
Author(s) : Name, Position, Organization
Contact details : Full address, phone, fax and e-mail
Key words : Up to 6 key words
Language : English
Number of pages : Maximum 15 pages including tables, figures and reference
Fonts : Arial size 12, justified
Software : Microsoft Word
Spacing : Single, one blank line between paragraphs
Sub heading : Centered, capital letters
Reference : APA style

IRERS 2014 : Research Clinic

In conjunction with IRERS 2014, INSPEN is pleased to invite postgraduate students and researchers to have a session with our collaborators and experts to discuss matters relating to your thesis or research project. This session will include 10 minutes of presentation and 10 minutes of discussion or feedback for each participant. Research Clinic is exclusively for masters and doctorate students only. It is limited to first 50 registrants.

Details on Research Clinic are as follows:

Date : 28 April 2014 (Monday)

Time : 2.00 pm – 5.30 pm

Venue: INSPEN, Selangor, MALAYSIA

Participation Fee :

FREE for IRERS Presenters and Participants

RM150 per pax for Non-participants

These are our panel of experts; however there will also be other experts present during the sessions:

• Prof. Graeme Newell – University of Western Sydney, Australia

o Research areas: Property REITs, International Property, Property Investment and Portfolio Investment

• Prof. Alastair Adair – University of Ulster, UK

o Research areas: Property Investment and Regeneration, Property Pricing, Global Real Estate Research Agenda and Tall Buildings Research

• Prof. Chris Eves – Queensland University of Technology, Australia

o Research areas: Property Investment Performance, Housing Markets, Property Valuation and Property Investment Valuation, Natural Disasters and Property Markets, Rural Property Markets and Valuation and Extractive Industries

If you are interested in attending the Research Clinic, please register here.

For further clarification or assistance regarding this Research Clinic, please feel free to contact:

Ms. Norain Abdul Hamid

Head of Research Clinic Committee

Email : irers2014@inspen.gov.my | irers2014@gmail.com

Tel : (+60)3-8911 8617

IRERS 2014 : Poster Competition

Poster competition has been introduced since IRERS 2012. This competition creates an opportunity and recognition for researchers to display their research in poster format. There will be an award presentation for top three posters selected by independent juries.

Guidelines and eligibility:

Eligibility criteria

The competition is open to parallel session presenters, IRERS participants, academicians, students and industry players in real estate.
The poster has NOT previously been published or presented.
Participants can submit more than one poster. Each poster represents one topic ONLY.
Participants are required to attend and be prepared to answer questions from juries during the Poster Session on 28 April 2014 (9.00am – 10.30am) in the Exhibition Gallery.

Poster size and format

Poster size: Vertical A1 size [841mm (Height) x 594mm (Width)].
All text on the poster must be written in English.

Poster contents

Must have the Name of Event, Logo of IRERS, JPPH and INSPEN on the TOP of the poster.
You are free to design your poster or you may use the templates which had been prepared by the organiser as in the website.
Title and author/s, with collaborators other than the first author whose work is represented indicated by a footnote in the title panel.
Explain why the topic was studied and include relevance of your work
Brief methodology, concise results & conclusion

Participation Fee

FREE for IRERS Presenters and Participants
RM150 per entry for Non-participants

How to participate in this Poster Competition?

Fill up the Registration Form here.
Submit the Research Abstract/ Short Summary to; irers2014@inspen.gov.my or irers2014@gmail.com before 28 February 2014.
Submit the softcopy of poster before or on 15 March 2014
Poster must be personally printed and submitted before 20 April 2014 to the Poster Committee. Failure to submit at this time will result in elimination from this competition.

For further clarification or assistance regarding this poster competition, please feel free to contact:

Ms. Norain Abdul Hamid

Head of Poster Competition Committee

Email : irers2014@inspen.gov.my | irers2014@gmail.com

Tel : +603-8911 8601 | +603-8911 8800

IRERS 2014 : Brochure

Click here to download the Brochure.

IRERS 2014 : Exhibitor Opportunities

IRERS 2014 Exhibition provides an opportunity to gain goodwill and receive recognition at the symposium. Your participation in this exhibition is an easy and affordable way to promote your company, business, program, publication, or institution to a targeted professional audience while supporting the continued development in the field of real estate and research.

The IRERS 2014 attendees are expected to consist of various stakeholders, top management officers, academia, researchers, industry players, corporate decision makers, senior managers, technical staffs, students etc. This is an opportunity to reach a targeted group in your focus area and an excellent way to demonstrate your organisation’s commitment and business.

IRERS had attracted over 1,000 local and international delegates from academia, research and industry. It is expected that the number of participants may increase for the year 2014 as the collaborators are well known and established organisations such as the Royal Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia (RISM), University of Ulster (UU) United Kingdom, University of Reading (RU) United Kingdom, University of Western Sydney (UWS), and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) Australia.

Table Top Exhibition Includes:

3m x 2m exhibition space;
Two (2) 5-foot tables;
Two (2) chairs; and
Meal for two (2) persons.
Electrical needs can be arranged upon request

Participation Fee:

RM200 (for two (2) days: 8.30am – 5.00pm)

How to participate in IRERS 2014 Exhibition?

Fill up the Exhibitor Form
Submit the Form to, irers2014@inspen.gov.my or irers2014@gmail.com or facsimile to +603-89250640
Payment must be made before 1 April 2014.

For further clarification or assistance regarding this exhibition opportunities, please feel free to contact:

Ms Maria Mosidi/ Mr Haji Mohd Yusni Abu Bakar

Exhibition Committee

Email : irers2014@inspen.gov.my | irers2014@gmail.com

Tel : +603-8911 8888 | +603-8911 8800

IRERS 2014 : Sponsorship Opportunities

IRERS 2014 sponsorship program provides an opportunity to gain goodwill and receive recognition at the symposium, during the cocktail reception, opening ceremony, plenary session, parallel session, poster competition, best paper award, research clinic and post symposium.

Your sponsorship is an easy and affordable way to promote your company, business, program, publication, or institution to a targeted professional audience while supporting the continued development in the field of real estate and research.

By supporting IRERS 2014, sponsors can achieve recognition, image enhancement and carry out focused, effective brand marketing to the international and local community of experts and leaders in the field of real estate. In addition, sponsors can gain high visibility and exposure through IRERS’s websites and extensive networks that encompass universities, real estate companies, non-profit organisations, financial institutions, research institutions and public at large.

We invite you to be a corporate sponsor of the IRERS 2014. We are also open to additional sponsorship concepts and ideas, as well as in-kind sponsorship arrangements. We encourage you to contact us to explore the possibilities of becoming a sponsor or advertiser.

There are four (4) categories of sponsorship available. Sponsors can choose from many levels of sponsorship options. We are offering you the following sponsorship opportunities:

a) Platinum sponsors [P] - RM30,000 and above

b) Gold sponsors [G] - RM15,000 – RM29,999

c) Silver sponsors [S] - RM10,000 – RM14,999

d) Supporting sponsors [SP] - less than RM10,000

BENEFITS FOR ALL SPONSORS

Participation for the previous six series was overwhelming. A large majority of the IRERS participants are decision-makers in their universities, programs, organisations, or businesses. Many are active in multiple sectors, simultaneously holding roles in educational, corporate, non-profit and community settings.

GRAB THESE OPPORTUNITIES NOW

You can reach an expected target audience of more than 200 attendees from around the world. The IRERS 2014 attendees are expected to consist of various stakeholders, top management officers, academia, researchers, industry players, corporate decision makers, senior managers, technical staffs, students etc.

This is an opportunity to reach a targeted group in your focus area and an excellent way to demonstrate your organisation’s commitment.

Sponsorship is not limited to financial support but can also take the form of provision of material or in-kind. Should your company be interested in a sponsorship package not listed in this brochure then please feel free to contact us to discuss your interests.

Thank you for taking the time to read our sponsorship material. We look forward to hearing from you regarding your interest in these sponsorship opportunities and hope that they will be of interest to your business in IRERS 2014.

Kindly visit our website http://www.inspen.gov.my/inspen/v2/?page_id=76 for registration, sponsorship opportunities and other details. You are most welcome to contact us for further clarification and negotiate about sponsorship.

Thank you.

Yours sincerely,

Mr. Haji Mohd Yusni Abu Bakar

Head of Sponsorship Committee

Tel : +603-8911 8800 | Fax: +603-89250640

Email: irers2014@inspen.gov.my | irers2014@gmail.com Website: www.inspen.gov.my

IRERS 2014 : Collaborations

Collaborations

• Royal Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia (RISM) http://www.rism.org.my
• University of Western Sydney, Australia http://www.uws.edu.au
• University of Reading, United Kingdom http://www.reading.ac.uk
• University of Ulster, Northern Ireland http://www.ulster.ac.uk
• Queensland University of Technology, Australia http://qut.edu.au

IRERS 2014 : Supported by

IRERS 2002 - 2014

INSPEN, the training and research Institute of the Valuation and Property Services Department (JPPH), Ministry of Finance Malaysia, is the host for International Real Estate Research Symposium (IRERS). This conference collaborate with several international universities and property organisations such as Royal Institution of Surveyors, Malaysia (RISM), University of Western Sydney, Australia, University of Reading, United Kingdom, University of Ulster, Northern Ireland, and Queensland University of Technology, Australia.

IRERS 2002 is the Malaysia’s first international symposium on real estate research. IRERS 2002 was conceived out the awareness that the real estate industry must embrace research and development (R&D) as a way forward. IRERS is a platform for researchers to present their papers and findings on real estate research. IRERS has never been intended to replace, but rather, to complement similar efforts already in place in the Asia-Pacific region. IRERS provides an important platform for local and foreign researchers to leverage on their respective strengths and seek opportunities for greater networking as well as promoting smart partnership.

IRERS 2004 is following the success of the debut of International Real Estate Research Symposium (IRERS) 2002. Over 40 papers were presented on various facets of real estate by researchers from 10 countries during the symposium. There are 26 local presenters and 21 international presenters in IRERS 2004.

IRERS 2006 was successfully held on 11-13 April 2006. A total of 53 papers were presented consisting of 47 parallel papers and 6 plenary papers. The increasing numbers of papers received and presented since IRERS 2002 to IRERS 2006 is very encouraging.

IRERS 2008 continues the success of previous IRERS. The increasing numbers of papers received and presented is very impressive. The wide range of papers presented has been grouped into 16 categories and it show that real estate research is very broad and encompass many area. Participation in IRERS were overwhelming with more than 200 local and international delegates attended.

IRERS 2010 was successfully held on 27 – 29 April 2010. A total of 56 papers were presented during the symposium. IRERS 2010 has introduced new discussion and learning session which called Research Clinic and it has been very beneficial to Master and PhD students.

IRERS 2012 was held on 24 – 25 April 2012. It was a first time being held in our own campus. Besides research clinic, IRERS 2012 has introduced new poster competition for the researchers to display their research in poster format. IRERS 2012 was a success when it received overwhelming responses and great feedbacks from the participants and collaborators.

For the first time in its series, IRERS 2014 have joint together with International Business Information Management Association (IBIMA) to bring together the scientific communities and practitioners in these fields at the same time and in one place to foster communication, cooperation and cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas related to real estate and allied subjects.

IRERS 2014 introduce Real Estate Forum discussing on Unlocking the Potential of Real Estate and IRERS 2014 Conference Sessions bring various sessions such as Parallel Sessions, Academia Sessions and Industry Sessions. IRERS 2014 Industry Session or known as Intellectual Discourse discussing on the themes such as Intellectual Property - Implementation, Issues & Challenges in Malaysia and Sharing Session on Intellectual Property and Green Construction Industry - National & Global Challenges and Sharing Session on Green Construction.