STRENGTHENING SUSTAINABLE REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT THROUGH CITIZEN PARTICIPATION

Urban expansion requires that sustainable development strategies and effective urban governance frameworks are prioritised to delineate the roles of urban stakeholders within participatory civic engagement. The public-private, as a key driver in territorial development, has historically exhibited a skewed perspective regarding the incorporation of diverse social actors, thereby obscuring a multitude of potentially valuable criteria for urban regeneration. This article forms part of doctoral research, with its central hypothesis focusing on novel real estate management models that incorporate civic participation. The methodology employs a systematic review of the literature, alongside a qualitative analysis of indicators that highlight initiatives designed to bolster real estate management in alignment with sustainable development principles. The results underscore the significance of collaborative processes, highlighting indicators and actions that reinforce public-private partnerships. In conclusion, citizen participation fosters sustainable development by enhancing urban and real estate management procedures, presenting an opportunity for participatory design within the territory.