https://tede.vgtu.lt/index.php/IJSPM/issue/feed 2024-11-06T18:28:50+02:00 Prof. Audrius Banaitis ijspm@vilniustech.lt Open Journal Systems <p>The International Journal of Strategic Property Management publishes original interdisciplinary research on strategic management of property.&nbsp;<a href="https://journals.vilniustech.lt/index.php/IJSPM/about">More information ...</a></p> https://tede.vgtu.lt/index.php/IJSPM/article/view/22234 2024-10-22T18:28:35+03:00 Akshita Singh rsm2020501@iiita.ac.in Shailendra Kumar rsm2020501@iiita.ac.in Utkarsh Goel rsm2020501@iiita.ac.in Amar Johri rsm2020501@iiita.ac.in

<p>This paper explores the factors affecting the investment intention of individual real estate investors utilizing the extended theory of planned behavior. With the help of self-administered questionnaire, data from 366 individual investors from India was collected. This data was analysed using two-step structural equation modelling. While significant direct effect of attitude, external influence, financial self-efficacy and perceived financial return was found, interpersonal influence, perceived financial risk, facilitating conditions and financial awareness had no significant direct impact on investment intention. Upon checking the mediating effect of attitude on the factors, all factors influenced investment intention through attitude except facilitating condition and financial awareness. It was also observed that attitude stands out as the most important aspect due to strongest influence on intention directly and also providing mediation to all variables except two. The study guides policymakers and investment institutions to develop strategies and utilize resources in a direction that can bring out a positive outcome by strengthening real estate investors’ investment intentions. It brings out the fact that financial confidence should be boosted by enabling investors to handle and manage their finances which can bring in a positive attitude for investing.</p>

2024-10-22T00:00:00+03:00 Copyright (c) 2024 The Author(s). Published by Vilnius Gediminas Technical University. https://tede.vgtu.lt/index.php/IJSPM/article/view/22471 2024-11-06T18:28:50+02:00 Jia Zhang chunlu@deakin.edu.au Ding Ding chunlu@deakin.edu.au Jiachao Chen chunlu@deakin.edu.au Chunlu Liu chunlu@deakin.edu.au Mark Luther chunlu@deakin.edu.au Jilong Zhao chunlu@deakin.edu.au Changan Liu chunlu@deakin.edu.au

<p>The university property management department has been facing a challenge with the strategic management of campus spaces due to the need for informal learning spaces (ILSs) to facilitate students’ independent studies. However, there’s limited research on how these ILSs perform, particularly concerning human-made sounds. This study delves into the impact of human-made sounds on students, considering their individual differences and positive experiences in various types of ILSs within an Australian university campus. The investigation includes open-ended questions to delve deeper into students’ positive experiences with human-made sounds across different ILSs. The research findings demonstrate that the impact of human-made sounds on students is influenced by certain individual characteristics. Additionally, the study identifies three types of positive experiences regarding human-made sounds in ILSs for students: a sense of relaxation induced by human-made sounds, the sound-masking effect, and increased motivation for learning. This study could assist university property managers in understanding students’ perceptions of human-made sounds and aid in strategic management of campus space that aligns with students’ needs and preferences for ILSs, improving the overall learning environment and support student success.</p>

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