Summary of the goals, key findings, and gaps identified in the main pre-existing systematic reviews on the use of XR technologies in residential construction and real estate markets
| Authors | Focus | Key findings | Gaps identified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ahmed (2018) | AR/VR in construction project management | Highlights benefits for time and cost management | Lacks quantitative or model-based analysis on cost estimation |
| Al-Dhaimesh and Taib (2023) | Integration of AR with BIM in AEC | Enhanced visualisation and collaboration but technical challenges exist | No focus on VR’s impact on cost control or economic management of building projects |
| Casini (2022) | XR technologies for smart building operation and maintenance | Highlights operational efficiency and safety improvements | Does not address cost control or cost estimation related to XR |
| Hussin and Bakar (2023) | VR in real estate marketing | Emphasises improved sales strategies, particularly in the Malaysian market | Does not address property valuation variables such as price or time on the market |
| Prabhakaran et al. (2022) | Challenges of immersive technology in architecture and construction | Identifies barriers to technology adoption, such as cost and accessibility | Limited discussion on the economic implications of XR in cost estimation and management |
| Rockel et al. (2024) | Advanced technologies (AI, VR) in real estate | Discusses improved user experience and operational efficiency | No exploration of real estate appraisal variables |
| Safikhani et al. (2022) | Integration of VR and BIM in AEC | Benefits for visualisation and collaboration; notes technical challenges | Lacks focus on cost control or management impacts |
| Seagraves (2023) | AI, AR/VR, and management automation in real estate | Highlights potential of improving accuracy and efficiency but notes risks | Does not focus on real estate appraisal variables such as price or market value |
| Ullah et al. (2018) | Digital technology adoption in real estate | Highlights the potential of VR/AR to improve consumer experiences | Lacks a focus on valuation issues like price or market dynamics |
| Wang et al. (2020) | Digital technologies in off-site construction | Highlights productivity and safety improvements; calls for standardization | Descriptive focus on time and cost savings but not a primary focus |
| Zhang et al. (2020) | VR applications in the built environment | Identifies application areas like design and project management | Does not explore VR’s impact on cost estimation or property valuation |
| Zhu et al. (2018) | Immersive virtual environments for occupant energy behaviour | Benefits for simulating thermal and visual comfort; identifies technical challenges | Does not address VR’s impact on cost estimation or energy-related costs |
| Authors | Focus | Key findings | Gaps identified |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR/VR in construction project management | Highlights benefits for time and cost management | Lacks quantitative or model-based analysis on cost estimation | |
| Integration of AR with BIM in AEC | Enhanced visualisation and collaboration but technical challenges exist | No focus on VR’s impact on cost control or economic management of building projects | |
| XR technologies for smart building operation and maintenance | Highlights operational efficiency and safety improvements | Does not address cost control or cost estimation related to XR | |
| VR in real estate marketing | Emphasises improved sales strategies, particularly in the Malaysian market | Does not address property valuation variables such as price or time on the market | |
| Challenges of immersive technology in architecture and construction | Identifies barriers to technology adoption, such as cost and accessibility | Limited discussion on the economic implications of XR in cost estimation and management | |
| Advanced technologies (AI, VR) in real estate | Discusses improved user experience and operational efficiency | No exploration of real estate appraisal variables | |
| Integration of VR and BIM in AEC | Benefits for visualisation and collaboration; notes technical challenges | Lacks focus on cost control or management impacts | |
| AI, AR/VR, and management automation in real estate | Highlights potential of improving accuracy and efficiency but notes risks | Does not focus on real estate appraisal variables such as price or market value | |
| Digital technology adoption in real estate | Highlights the potential of VR/AR to improve consumer experiences | Lacks a focus on valuation issues like price or market dynamics | |
| Digital technologies in off-site construction | Highlights productivity and safety improvements; calls for standardization | Descriptive focus on time and cost savings but not a primary focus | |
| VR applications in the built environment | Identifies application areas like design and project management | Does not explore VR’s impact on cost estimation or property valuation | |
| Immersive virtual environments for occupant energy behaviour | Benefits for simulating thermal and visual comfort; identifies technical challenges | Does not address VR’s impact on cost estimation or energy-related costs |
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