I'm wondering whats up with this journal. A lot of the previous threads seem to view it very negatively even worse than Real Estate Economics. But the CL ranking have JREFE as an A while REE as a B journal.
Is it really an A or has a lot changed since the last CL rankings?
Econ people think less of Fin people and their journals.
Fin people think less of Real Estate people and their journals.
YET!!!!
Salary
Real Estate>Fin>Econ...so go figure.
REE, JREFE and JRER all good journals (yes, JF, JFE, RFS, AER, JPE are better journals). JUE and Urban Studies also good journals.
Partly depends on where you are and what they value. If they value Real Estate they will know what's good.
Econ people think less of Fin people and their journals.
Fin people think less of Real Estate people and their journals.
YET!!!!
Salary
Real Estate>Fin>Econ...so go figure.
REE, JREFE and JRER all good journals (yes, JF, JFE, RFS, AER, JPE are better journals). JUE and Urban Studies also good journals.
Partly depends on where you are and what they value. If they value Real Estate they will know what's good.
Journal rankings are solid, but salary is not.
Avg Fenance salary > Avg Real Estate salary
Econ people think less of Fin people and their journals.
Fin people think less of Real Estate people and their journals.
YET!!!!
Salary
Real Estate>Fin>Econ...so go figure.
REE, JREFE and JRER all good journals (yes, JF, JFE, RFS, AER, JPE are better journals). JUE and Urban Studies also good journals.
Partly depends on where you are and what they value. If they value Real Estate they will know what's good.Journal rankings are solid, but salary is not.
Avg Fenance salary > Avg Real Estate salary
Urban studies is trash.
The quality of stuff published in real estate journals is enormous. You can find papers that probably could have made the cut at JUE, and you can also find stuff that would get a C for a masters thesis. I do work in housing, and I have a fair amount of stuff in all of the journals listed above. I am in econ, and my worst work is in the real estate journals. In real estate departments, it is common for the real estate journals to be the quality ceiling for the average faculty member.
Any reason why given REE is better given the lower impact factor and lower ranking in the Econ rankings.
Better editors? Consistency of quality of papers?
I have published in both real estate journals and finance Top3. It is just so much easier to publish in REE and JREFE than even JBF.
Within real estate, REE is better than JREFE for sure!
Any reason why given REE is better given the lower impact factor and lower ranking in the Econ rankings.
Better editors? Consistency of quality of papers?I have published in both real estate journals and finance Top3. It is just so much easier to publish in REE and JREFE than even JBF.
Within real estate, REE is better than JREFE for sure!
The standards for empirical work in real estate are very low. Finance is 20 years behind econ, and real estate is 10 years behind finance.
The reason many people find it easier to publish in real estate journals is that they write the papers targeting econ/finance outlets. A narrow rejection at a decent econ or finance journal should put the paper way above the bar at a real estate journal. I have published extensively in real estate, but I have never once written a paper targeting a real estate journal.
And I wouldn't put too much stock in rankings of real estate journals. All of them are "meh" and filler at best in good research schools.
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