University Lecturer for Real Estate Finance
Course Director MPhil Real Estate Finance
Supernumerary Fellow & Director of Studies for Land Economy, Murray Edwards College
Director of Studies for Land Economy, St John's College
Acting Director of Studies for Land Economy, Fitzwilliam College
Subject groups/Research projects
Teaching
- Corporate Finance and Real Estate (RE01)
- Introduction to Real Estate Finance (REM1)
- Advanced Techniques in Finance and Investment for Real Estate (Paper 15)
- Real Estate Finance (MBA module)
I am interested in supervising new PhD students in Real Estate Finance, preferably with a focus on new (somewhat "big") data or, alternatively, property markets in the very long run.
Other Professional Activities
- Expert witness for Internet Domain Names
- Founder of news aggregator Newstral.com
Key Publications
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Lindenthal, T. (2017) “Beauty in the Eye of the Home-Owner: Aesthetic Zoning and Residential Property Values”. Real Estate Economics
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Lindenthal, T., Eichholtz P. and D. Geltner (2017). “Land Assembly in Amsterdam, 1832-2015”. Journal of Regional Science and Urban Economics.
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Lindenthal, T. (2016). “Monocentric Cyberspace: The Primary Market for Internet Domain Names“. Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics.
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Eichholtz P. and T. Lindenthal (2014). “Demographics, Human Capital, and the Demand for Housing”. Journal of Housing Economics.
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Lindenthal, T. (2013), “Valuable Words: The Price Dynamics of Internet Domain Names“, Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology. doi: 10.1002/asi.23012.
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Lindenthal, T., and C. Loebbecke (2014). “Pricing Quality Attributes of Internet Domain Names: A Hedonic Model of Words”, Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Savannah, GA, USA.
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Clapp, J. M., Eichholtz, P. and T. Lindenthal (2013). “Real Option Value over a Housing Market Cycle”, Journal of Regional Science and Urban Economics, 43 (6), 862-874.
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Ambrose, B., Eichholtz, P. and T. Lindenthal (2013). “House Prices and Fundamentals: 355 Years of Evidence.” Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 45 (2)
Working Paper
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T. Lindenthal and E. Johnson. “Machine Learning, Building Vintage and Property Values”.
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Ooi, J. and T. Lindenthal. “Local market power in residential property markets”
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Lindenthal T. and P. Eichholtz “That’s What We Paid for It: The Spell of the Home Purchase Price through the Centuries”
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Eichholtz, P.; Lindenthal T. and M. Korevaar “500 Years of Urban Rents, Housing Quality and Affordability”
Other Publications
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Lindenthal, T. (2017). “Estimating Supply Elasticities for Residential Real Estate in the UK“, in: Huang, B., Cao K. and E. Silva (Eds.) Comprehensive Geographic Information Systems: Socio-economic applications. Elsevier.
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Lindenthal, T. and P. Eichholtz (2011) “Prolonged Crisis: Housing in Germany and Berlin”. In Bardok, A., Edelstein, R., and Kroll, C., editors, Global Housing: Markets, Crises, Institutions, and Policies. John Wiley & Sons, New Jersey.
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Eichholtz P. and T. Lindenthal. (2008) “Behoeftes en belemmeringen in de woningbouw: Een lange termijn perspectief” . In Preadvies – Agenda voor de woningmarkt. Den Haag: Koninklijke vereniging voor de Staathuishoudkunde.
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Lindenthal, T. and P. Eichholtz. (2008) “Demographic Change, Human Capital and the Demand for Housing”. Europe Real Estate Yearbook. The Hague: Europe Real Estate Publishers.
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Eichholtz, P. and T. Lindenthal. (2009) “How much housing will we need in the future – and why is it so difficult to build it in time?”, Holland Real Estate Yearbook. The Hague: Europe Real Estate Publishers. p202-205.
- Eichholtz, P. and T. Lindenthal. (2009) “Demografische krimp en woningprijzen”. Economisch Statistische Berichten, 94(4558). p249-251