Pathways towards Resilient Real Estate: From Local to Global
On line, 30 August, 2022
Join GWIRE as we explore the global topic of Resilience in Real Estate. We will hear from our keynote speaker, Basirat Ashabi Oyalowo of University of Lagos, then break into smaller groups based on research interests to continue and develop new networking groups among GWIRE participants in both academia and industry.
See the video here
Basirat Oyalowo is a senior lecturer/researcher in the Department of Estate Management at the University of Lagos, Nigeria. She consulted on the preparation of the Lagos Resilience Strategy, and thereafter co-produced a community resilience action plan. Her current research focusses on life-cycle financing for neighbourhood resilience. She also manages UNILAG’s Centre for Housing and Sustainable Development.
In this session, our speaker will explore collaborative pathways to anticipating and responding to shocks and stresses that threaten the resilience of real estate and its practice.
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Organizing Committee
Name
Meagan McCollum
Organization
University of Tulsa
meagan-mccollum@utulsa.edu
Research Interest
Mortgages; Sustainability
Yi Wu
Andressa Danielle Figueira
University of Reading
AEM Servicos de Engenharia Civil
y.wu9@henley.reading.ac.uk
andressa@aem.eng.br
Housing; Big data
Olga Filippova
Kwan Ok Lee
University of Auckland
National University of Singapore
o.filippova@auckland.ac.nz
kwan.lee@nus.edu.sg
Resiliency; Investments
Housing policy
Jing Li
Karen McGrath
Singapore Management University
Bucknell University
lijing@smu.edu.sg
kms016@bucknell.edu
Urban economics; Real estate economics
Sustainability; Investments
Liyaning Maggie Tang
Esther Thontteh
University of Newcastle
University of Lagos
maggie.tang@newcastle.edu.au
ethontteh@unilag.edu.ng
Big data; Construction
Acknowledgements:
This event is made possible by the volunteer organizers and participants. We acknowledge the support of the Presidents and Executive Directors of IRES and its sister societies as well as the University of Tulsa.
