The Evolution of the American Real Estate Society
Glenn R. Mueller and
Charles H. Wurtzebach
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Glenn R. Mueller: Legg Mason Wood Walker 111 South Calvert Street 21st Floor Baltimore, Maryland 21203-1476, http://www.leggmason.com/
Charles H. Wurtzebach: Heitman Capital Management Corporation 900 North Michigan Avenue Suite 1800 Chicago, Illinois 60611-1585, http://www.heitman.com/
Journal of Real Estate Research, 1996, vol. 12, issue 2, 163-166
Abstract:
The American Real Estate Society (ARES) started with the need for real estate academics to increase their applied research and teaching skills and grew rapidly as research practitioners realized the benefits of working with academics in their field. From its humble beginnings, ARES has grown to be the largest organization of real estate researchers in the world and has spawned a number of new real estate societies on a number of continents. The history of the ARES approach to being innovative and inclusive to all real estate thought leaders is chronicled in this article by two authors who met at one of the early pre-ARES meetings and have been both real estate academics and practitioners in their careers.
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Date: 1996
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