How to write a Housing Dissertation?
Writing a housing dissertation can be quite a challenge if you are not well aware of the real estate industry. However, with detailed research, one can write an exceptional housing dissertation which will benefit many people around the globe. In today’s market, real estate and housing are the latest talk-of-the-town with the sky-high rates and need for affordable housing.
The number of topics available in the field of housing dissertations is quite high, giving students a wide scope to choose a topic that interests them. While writing a housing dissertation, it is important to consider your audience and the kind of change you aspire to bring in the specified field. Here are some tips on writing a good and effective housing dissertation.
Points to consider while writing a Housing Dissertation:
- Topic: Choose your topic wisely. Within housing dissertations, there are a lot of topics available like maintenance, real estate prices, investments, apt locations, need for affordable housing, constructions, choosing a trust-worthy builder, etc.
- Social and affordable housing: Usually, social housing and affordable housing are the largest chosen topics as the current recession and decline in economy are raising a lot of questions about affordable housing. If you choose a similar topic, you must consider the impact of your dissertation and have a solid plan to change the scenario at least a little bit. Your dissertation must be able to find some solution for the lower income group so that they can also afford a home for themselves.
- Proposal: Create a strong proposal. Your topic will be more appealing with a well-written and effective proposal.
- Title: Your title page must have a strong statement that well-elaborates your topic
- Introductory pages: The preface, acknowledgement and table of contents must be included in your dissertation
- Research: Conduct a thorough research about your topic and incorporate all the tables and charts based on your study in your dissertation. You can use a lot of facts and figures to complement your study in a housing dissertation
- Abstract: Write an exceptional abstract. The abstract will make your dissertation stand out from the others, and a good housing abstract will interest a lot of people, right from niche to mass audiences.
- History: Give a history about the topic, for e.g. if you are writing about affordable housing, go back to the initial years and talk about how the concept of affordable housing has changed over the years.
- Legal issues: Since every housing deal requires a lot of documentation and faces many legal issues, you must incorporate this in your dissertation
- Analysis: Give a detailed analysis based on your study that includes statistical data and data collection methods and analysis.
Conclusions: This is the most important aspect of your dissertation. Write a clear and focused conclusion that communicates your study and research effectively.
Crystal Campbell 12:01 pm on December 31, 2013 Permalink |
Real estate has always been an interesting field of study for me. But I thought of it to be a complex matter of affair for research. Looking at the segregated parts here is in some way motivating me to take up this task.
William Lowery 12:04 pm on January 1, 2014 Permalink |
Yeah Crystal, you can surely make a wonderful report in this sector. I have researched a lot in this field and find interest too. And the best part is that for the complicated analysis you can always take help of analysis software like SPSS or Amos.
Crystal Campbell 12:06 pm on January 10, 2014 Permalink |
Thanks for the support William. I am surely looking forward to this.
Dr S Loretti 12:07 pm on January 31, 2014 Permalink |
Crystal, real estate is a growing sector today and you have a wide scope in this sector like residential development, public infrastructure, business advancement projects, real estate pricing and much more.
julianmassina 11:32 am on May 17, 2014 Permalink |
My study is based on the problem of affordable housing in UK.
Jane S. Schlesinger 6:43 am on August 7, 2014 Permalink |
Findings, suggestions and conclusions are also essential to be included in a research.
Teresa J. Mann 5:08 am on September 29, 2014 Permalink |
That’s something new I have come across to.