Original scientific paper
https://doi.org/10.1080/1331677X.2020.1848605
Real estate rental market: a 10-year bibliometricbased review
Yixi Liu
Peilong Wang
Zhou He
Jichang Dong
Abstract
The real estate rental market (RERM) is considered to have an
important role in the entire real estate market. It refers to a property composed of land and its buildings, including the natural
resources that can be rented or leased. Previous researches show
that most developed countries have experienced the historical
process of passively renting, actively buying, and actively renting.
Moreover, academic interest in the impact of different sectors of
the RERM has been reviewed increasingly over the past decade.
However, previous studies provide limited insights into a comprehensive review of the RERM. Based on a 10-year database of 790
articles collected from the Web of Science, a comprehensive literature review is presented to discover the knowledge structure
of RERM using CiteSpace software. First, this study recognizes the
cluster of the articles, and discusses six major clusters in detail.
Next, this study has identified four research trends that emerged
during the past decade. To reveal the differences between the
studies in the United States (US), China and the United Kingdom
(UK), this study compares their publication scales and co-word
networks. Finally, this study suggests six meaningful future
research directions.
Keywords
Real estate rental market; bibliometric; knowledge structure; CiteSpace
Hrčak ID:
301258
URI
Publication date:
31.12.2021.
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