Ilir Nase

Dr. Ilir Nase is a Lecturer in Real Estate at the University of Manchester, School of Environment, Education and Development. His research focuses on energy efficiency standards, urban design, commercial real estate, and sustainable development, aligning with UN SDGs related to climate action and urban sustainability.

• Active in environmental science and policy research
• Contributes to energy conservation and green building standards
• Specializes in real estate economics and forecasting

Research interests span energy efficiency policy in commercial real estate, urban design valuation frameworks, and corporate real estate strategies. Recent work analyzes minimum energy standards in London offices, disposal strategies in Dutch banking portfolios, and design quality impacts on property values.

Key article trends include: climate-responsive real estate, energy policy compliance, and urban economic modeling. His publications show increasing focus on SDG-aligned sustainability measures since 2015.

As part of the Manchester Real Estate and Urban Economics (MREUE) group, Dr. Nase collaborates with researchers like Thanos, Nanda, and Gandhi while supervising postgraduate students including Wood, Huang, and Wang. He is actively accepting PhD students.