Research Guides: Real Estate: Journals and Newspapers

Popular Business Publications

Catalog Entry	Commercial Web Interface	Researcher Interface	App
Barron's	No	Barron's via ProQuest	No
Bloomberg Businessweek	No	Bloomberg Businessweek via EBSCO	No
Bloomberg.com	Only on-site at the Bloomberg terminal using the BBG <GO> command	Bloomberg.com via EBSCO (Most recent week not available due to publisher restriction)	No
Crain's New York	No	Crain's New York via EBSCO	No
The Economist	The Economist (No account required)	The Economist via ProQuest	No
Financial Times	No	Financial Times via ProQuest (Most recent 30 days not available due to publisher restriction)	No
Harvard Business Review (HBR)	No	Harvard Business Review via EBSCO	No
HBR Digital Archive (HBR.org exclusive articles)	No	HBR Digital Archive via EBSCO	No
New York Times	Create a NYT Account	The New York Times via ProQuest	Yes
Wall Street Journal	Create a WSJ Account	Wall Street Journal via ProQuest	Yes

Catalog entry details all electronic access options, including platforms and date ranges.
Commercial web interface is the most convenient for leisure reading. Not all publishers sell access to their website to libraries.
Researcher interface is our recommendation for the best platform for searching within a publication.
App is whether or not NYU's subscription includes access via the publisher's mobile application.

Real Estate Issues
Blog (former print publication) from The Counselors of Real Estate
Realtor Magazine
Official magazine of the National Association of REALTORS
REITWatch
Monthly statistical publication from Nareit, supplanting REIT Magazine (archived at https://www.reit.com/news/reit-magazine)
Summit Journal
Open access trade journal from AFIRE, the association for international real estate investors focused on commercial US property

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Find an article using a full citation: For best results, include a title, ISSN, ISBN, DOI or PMID.
Push new journal content to yourself using email alerts and RSS feeds: The ability to set up alerts and feeds varies from database to database. For ABI Inform (ProQuest) and Business Source Complete (EBSCO), finding out when a new issue of a publication is available or creating a saved search is easy.
- Publication alert directions: ABI Inform (ProQuest) and Business Source Complete (EBSCO)
- Search alert directions: ABI Inform (ProQuest) and Business Source Complete (EBSCO)