Piet Eichholtz

New Directions in Real Estate Finance and Investment: Maastricht-Cambridge Symposium 2000 Piet Eichholtz

Marc Notes: Incl. bibl. ref.; Reprinted from the Journal of real estate finance & economics, vol. 24.1/24.2. Table of Contents: 1. Introduction; P. Eichholtz, K. Patel. 2. A Dynamic Analysis of Fixed and Adjustable-Rate Mortgage Terminations; C. A. Calhoun, Youngheng Deng. 3. Mortgage Contracts, Strategic Options and Stochastic Collateral; R. A. Jones, D. Nickerson. 4. Explaining Real Commercial Rents Using an Error Correction Model with Panel Data; P. Hendershott, B. MacGregor, M. White. 5. The Value of the Rent Control Option; D. Ben-Shahar, D. Feldman, D. Greenburg. 6. Initial Public Offerings: Evidence from the British, French and Swedish Property; D. Brounen, P. Eichholtz. 7. Commercial Real Estate Return Performance: A Cross-Country Analysis; D. C. Ling, A. Naranjo. 8. Rational Delays: The Case of Real Estate; S. D. Cauley, A. D. Pavlov. 9. Hedging Housing Risk; P. Englund, Min Hwang, J. M. Quigley.

Contributor Bio:  Eichholtz, Piet Piet Eichholtz is Professor of Real Estate Finance and chair of the Finance Department at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. He teaches courses in Finance and in Real Estate Finance and Investments. His practical experience includes positions at the ABP and NIB Capital, and non-executive board memberships of property investment companies NSI and Oppenheim Immobilien Kapitalanlagengeselschaft. Eichholtz has also earned a solid reputation as an entrepreneur. In 1996 he started Global Property Research, an international consultancy firm specialized in property companies, which was acquired by Kempen & Co in 2001. After leaving Kempen in 2004, he became co-founder of Finance Ideas, a financial consultancy company. He is currently a member of the Advisory Boards of Redevco and the RO Group, of the Investment Committees of Blue Sky Group and Servatius, and of the Housing Scenario Group of Bouwfonds. Eichholtz has provided extensive services to public society, mainly through board memberships of industry organizations in the property sector, but also as an advisor to various government agencies. In early 2004, he was a special property advisor to the UN Good Offices Mission on Cyprus, and he has consulted with the Dutch ministry of housing on several occasions. He has been on the board of the ROZ-IPD Commercial Property Index foundation, and is currently the chairman of the board of the AEDEX-IPD Dutch Social Housing Index foundation. Eichholtz' academic work has resulted in a great number of publications, both in the Netherlands and internationally. Most of his work regards real estate markets, with a focus on international investment, portfolio management and housing markets. Contributor Bio:  Patel, Kanak Patel is Lecturer in Property Finance at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge. She received a BSc(Hons) Economics from Queen Mary College, University of London, and a Ph. D. in Economics from the University of Essex. Initially a risk analyst at Lloyd's of London, she taught finance, before Cambridge, at Manchester Business School and at the Management School, Imperial College, University of London.