Current funded projects within Research on Property and Planning

This is a co-related project to the grant from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive on house price, rents and affordability.

Resilience of Critical Infrastructure (CI) to Extreme Weather Events (EWE) is one of the most demanding challenges for both government and society.

A cross-faculty research collaboration between the Built Environment Research Institute (BERI) and the Institute for Research in Social Sciences (IRISSS) contributed to the highest ranked Horizon2020 proposal within the Secure Societies Programme in 2014.

This project has six main themes all related to different aspects of the Northern Ireland housing market.

This project involves an international consortium of academics, research organisations, large industrial partners and SME's.

This research project explores the interface between land-use planning and community planning in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland – with a specific focus on the Irish border region.

This is a two-year collaborative project involving Ulster University (UK), Community Places (UK), the University of Aveiro (Portugal) and the Politecnico di Milano (Italy) to explore the concept, application and teaching of participation in planning activities.

The COBACORE project which is focused on improving collaboration between stakeholders and more effectively harnessing the resources and skills of affected communities in the event of a disaster has entered the final year of its commission.

ASGARD has a singular goal, contribute to Law Enforcement Agencies Technological Autonomy and effective use of technology.

The overall objective CRREM project is to accelerate the decarbonisation and climate change resilience of the EU real estate sector by providing appropriate science-based carbon reduction pathways at property, portfolio and company level.

This study provided a strategic overview to global valuation standards identifying who sets and regulates the property valuation profession within four case study areas.

This report focused specifically on the residential market considering the IPMS Residential standard (published in September 2016).

This 3-year research project funded by the NIHE provides key and strategic data and data analytics and reporting for examining the performance of the NI housing market.

This is a co-related project to the grant from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive on house price, rents and affordability.

This project is part of a UK wide multi-million pound ESRC investment.

This research enhances understanding of the infrastructure investment landscape within six countries, namely Canada, China, India, Singapore, the UK and the US.

Community Participation in Planning (CPiP) was a two-year collaborative project.