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International Journal of Sustainable Real Estate and Construction Economics

International Journal of Sustainable Real Estate and Construction Economics (IJSRECE)

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International Journal of Sustainable Real Estate and Construction Economics (4 papers in press)

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  • EVALUATING CAUSALITY BETWEEN PETROLEUM AND GAS AND CONSTRUCTION SECTORS IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES   Order a copy of this article
    by Najimu Saka, Dorcas T. Moyanga 
    Abstract: Despite the fact that the construction industry contributes to the global economy, the majority of developing nations rely primarily on oil and gas resources. Consequently, this study examined the causal relationship existing between the construction industry and the petroleum and gas sector (PGS) in Nigeria. Time series data over 37-year period (1981
    Keywords: Construction sector; developing economy; econometrics; Nigeria; oil and gas sector.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSRECE.2023.10055196
     
  • KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS OF SUSTAINABLE HOUSING PROJECTS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA   Order a copy of this article
    by Feyisetan Leo-Olagbaye 
    Abstract: Purpose
    Keywords: Housing; Indicators; Performance; Stakeholders; Sustainability.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSRECE.2023.10055197
     
  • APPRAISAL OF PROJECT FINANCING OPTIONS BY CONSTRUCTION SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES IN THE NIGERIAN BUILT ENVIRONMENT   Order a copy of this article
    by Shehu I. Yesufu, Abubakar Z. Al-Hasan, Yakubu G. Musa-Haddary, Shaka Momoh, Nurudeen I. Momoh 
    Abstract: In proffering solutions to emerging global environmental challenges: management, risks and opportunities toward effective participation and performance of construction small and medium enterprises financial management challenges. This study necessitated the appraisal of project financing options for construction small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the Nigerian built environment. Variables options were identified from an intensive literature review and grouped into six primary sources; commercial banking, traditional sources, non-financial institutions, modern financing arrangement, world bank related and non-interest (Islamic banking) as requirements to develop a framework for the selection of appropriate project financing options available for construction SMEs to determine most suitable project financing options. The research data were collected using semi-structured questionnaires. Three hundred and sixty-three (363) questionnaires were administered randomly to some selected construction SMEs in Abuja. They are registered with Corporate Affairs Commission and pay their taxes through Federal Inland Revenue Services. Two hundred and nineteen (219) questionnaires were received, valid and suitable for descriptive statistics analysis.
    Keywords: Construction Industry; Project Financing; Construction; Small and Medium Enterprises.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSRECE.2023.10055392
     
  • ADVANCED EXCEL PROGRAMMING OF TIME VALUE OF MONEY IN THE CONTEXT OF REAL ESTATE FINANCING   Order a copy of this article
    by Adedeji Badiru, Andreas Mertens 
    Abstract: The research objective of this paper is to develop a practical and functional software tool to serve the needs of both practitioners and researchers in the mortgage industry. The software development capitalizes on published research available in the literature, as documented by the cited references. The spreadsheet tool presented in this paper carries out computational and graphical analyses of loan-based investments at the intersection of real estate and economics. The effort is thereby designed to referee the impact of the time value of money on real estate finance from a capital investment perspective. Based on specific data entries, the utilised methodology leverages basic and advanced modules to generate comprehensive information for the assessment of mortgage repayments or the corporate financial strategy related to real estate financing scenarios. The paper has practical implications, particularly in the light of real estate transactions: The computational spreadsheet program modules, calculations and visualisations can pertinently guide mortgage situations and provide a fertile toolbox for financial decisions made by investors.
    Keywords: Time value of money; real estate investment; loan amortization; corporate financial strategy; equity break-even point.
    DOI: 10.1504/IJSRECE.2023.10055393
     

 

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