Professor of Real Estate and Urban Economics
Sustainable Real Estate · Climate Risk · Urban Economics
University of Cambridge · Department of Land Economy
Investigating the economic implications of sustainable development through the lens of real estate markets, employing advanced econometric methods to understand climate risk pricing and market dynamics.
Econometric analysis of built environment factors contributing to multimorbidity patterns using UK Biobank, EPC Register and Land Registry data.
Contribution to European handbook of commercial real estate indices and indicators for Eurostat harmonisation.
Large-scale regression modelling to determine willingness to pay for guaranteed zero utility bill home.
Hedonic modelling of price effects of natural hazards including flooding, heat stress and other adverse weather events.
Testing price effects of health and well-being features in office properties using certification data.
Major EU-funded research programme on rental market calibration and energy efficiency in residential buildings across Europe.
Energy efficiency & certification impacts
Physical & transition risk pricing
REITs & investment strategies
Market segmentation & pricing
Interpretable AI for real estate
Urban patterns & employment
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Research widely cited and adopted by leading organizations:
MPhil Chair of Examiners
RE02 - Real Estate Investment and Finance
REM6 - Real Estate Development
Paper 11 - Urban Land Economics, Land Economy Tripos
Doctoral research in real estate economics, sustainable finance, and urban development
ESG integration, climate risk assessment, and investment strategies