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Real Estate Management

The Learning Center introduces you to helpful resources to be better trained and informed on real estate topics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

On databases such as Business Source Complete, Emerald, Factiva, Sage, ScienceDirect or SpringerLink, you can access specialised publications and academic journals:

  • Cities
  • Cornell Real Estate Review
  • Commercial Real Estate
  • European Urban and Regional Studies
  • Journal of Corporate Real Estate
  • Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics

If you can speak French, Europresse and IndexPresse are also a good sources of information. Here are some interesting titles you might want to read:

  • ADEME et vous
  • Le Moniteur des travaux publics et du bâtiment
  • Note rapide - IAURIF
  • Réflexions immobilières
  • Les cahiers techniques du Bâtiment
  • Connaissance des énergies
  • Journal de l’environnement
  • Ville, Rails & Transport

Along with articles and reviews, you will find books about real estate on Discovery. Another physical resource is Urbanisme (in French), which is only available at the Learning Center in Cergy.

 

Read the research articles from ESSEC researchers: ESSEC Knowledge.

 

On the internet, additional information can be found on specialized organisations such as:

​Now, if you're specifically interested in French real-estate, here are some useful websites:

  • L’Observatoire de l’Immobilier Durable (OID) : An independant space for exchanges between actors of the real estate industry, on sustainable development.
  • ANCT : French public institutionthat replaced the CGET (commissariat général à l'Égalité des territoires) in 2020. Its mission is to enable local governments to carry out their projects.
  • i-ville : Database on urban policy.
  • France Stratégie : As an independent institution reporting to the Prime Minister, France Stratégie's mission is to shed light on current and future issues, develop relevant proposals and produce public policy assessments.
  • CEREMA : Center for studies and expertise on risks, environment, mobility and development.
  • ORIE : Regional Observatory of Corporate Real Estate

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