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Marjia Hossain

Lecturer

Marjia is a Lecturer in Real Estate at Leeds Beckett University. She has completed her PhD from the University of Reading, UK.

Marjia has an MSc in Financial Management from the University of Hull, UK. After completing her masters she has worked at North South University, Bangladesh for six years where she used to teach accounting and finance modules at the undergrad level. She also researched on Bangladeshi capital market during this time.

While looking for a PhD topic, she got interested in sustainability. Coming from a finance background, she started her research in real estate valuation advice and how sustainability might be incorporated in valuation methodology. For her PhD she focused on UK commercial property valuers' perception of sustainability.

Current Teaching

Property Management and Agency - Level 5
Valuation 2 - Level 5
Undergrad Dissertation - Level 6
Valuation and Commercial Property Management - Level 7
Property Investment and Portfolio Management - Level 7

Research Interests

Marjia's current research investigates into commercial property valuers' perception of sustainability in the UK. She has collected primary data in the form of a survey and several interviews as part of her PhD that identified the data collected by valuers on sustainability, how these data are being analysed and reported for valuation advice. Her research also identified several challenges faced by property valuers while they try to incorporate sustainability into valuation. Her research findings will be useful to determine future actions required to incorporate sustainability in valuation in the UK commercial property market.