"Green property and sustainable real estate practices"

Call for Papers-"Green property and sustainable real estate practices"

Journal: Property Management

Publisher: Emerald Publishing

Submission Deadline: 30 Jun 2026

Key Requirements:

• Real-world implementation case studies beyond theoretical research

• Interdisciplinary environmental science + urban planning + property management

• Policy impact + market analysis evidence mandatory

Overview

Real estate = 39% global CO2 emissions demands green property transformation through energy-efficient buildings, urban greening, circular economy practices. Bridges theory-to-practice gap showcasing successful implementations informing policymakers + industry practitioners. First issue integrating ESG valuation + green financing + regulatory frameworks for scalable sustainable real estate solutions addressing carbon reduction + housing affordability.

Key Research Themes

Policy & Regulation Impact:

• Green building codes effectiveness analysis

• Regulatory frameworks driving adoption

Energy Efficiency Applications:

• Housing/commercial building retrofitting strategies

• Energy performance certification impacts

Urban Sustainability:

• Greening/forestry strategies + housing affordability

• Corporate social responsibility initiatives

Market & Financial Analysis:

• Multi-family housing (build-to-rent) circular models

• Green building valuation + ESG financing

Submission Instructions

1. Access ScholarOne Manuscripts
2. Register/Login (new users create ScholarOne account)
3. Start New Submission → complete 5-step author wizard
4. CRITICAL: When prompted "Please select the issue you are submitting to" → select "Green property and sustainable real estate practices"
5. Format strictly per Emerald Author Guidelines
6. Originality: Manuscripts not previously published/under consideration elsewhere

Timeline: Opens 01 Apr 2025 | Closes 30 Jun 2026

Guest Editor Team

• Dr. Song Shi, University of Technology Sydney, Australia (song.shi@uts.edu.au)

• Dr. Qiulin Ke, University College London, UK (q.ke@ucl.ac.uk)

• Dr. James Young, University of Oklahoma, USA (jtyoung@ou.edu)

Why This Issue Matters

Real estate sector = 8GT annual CO2 emissions (39% global total) requires evidence-based green transformation strategies. $15T green building market by 2030 demands valuation frameworks + policy tools beyond greenwashing. Delivers actionable implementation case studies + ESG financing models enabling 50% carbon reduction in commercial portfolios. Critical for Net Zero 2050 + EU Green Deal property compliance.

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