Governance of Investment Real Estate between the Requirements of Academic Theorization and the Strategies of Entrepreneurship Houses: An Analytical Study in Light of Ministerial Decision No. 1275

Abstract

This study examines the governance of investment real estate through a dual analytical lens that combines academic theorization and the practical strategies adopted by Entrepreneurship Houses within university environments. In recent years, the issue of real estate governance has gained increasing importance due to its direct impact on economic development, investment attractiveness, and institutional performance. The research seeks to explore how theoretical frameworks of governance—such as transparency, accountability, efficiency, and sustainability—interact with the operational mechanisms promoted by Entrepreneurship Houses, particularly in the context of supporting innovative projects and facilitating access to investment resources.

The study is grounded in the regulatory framework established by Ministerial Decision No. 1275, which aims to strengthen the role of universities in fostering entrepreneurial ecosystems and optimizing the use of available assets, including real estate resources. By adopting an analytical and descriptive methodology, the research evaluates the extent to which governance principles are integrated into real estate investment practices and how Entrepreneurship Houses contribute to bridging the gap between theoretical constructs and field-level implementation.

Findings suggest that while academic models provide a robust conceptual foundation for real estate governance, their effective application depends largely on institutional coordination, regulatory clarity, and the strategic involvement of support structures such as Entrepreneurship Houses. These entities play a pivotal role in enhancing governance by promoting innovation, facilitating administrative procedures, and aligning investment projects with broader development objectives. The study concludes that the integration of governance principles within real estate investment strategies, supported by an enabling legal and institutional framework, can significantly improve efficiency, transparency, and sustainability in the management of investment assets.