Eunjee Kwon, Ph.D
Assistant Professor of Real Estate
Department of Finance
University of Cincinnati
Hi! My name is Eunjee Kwon (Korean Name: 권은지). I am an Assistant Professor of Real Estate within the Department of Finance at the Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati.
My research interests lie in the fields of Urban and Real Estate Economics. A significant portion of my work is devoted to examining the causes and consequences of migration and their impact on the dynamics of cities.
I earned my Doctorate in Economics from the University of Southern California in May 2021.
[Email] kwonee [at] ucmail [dot] uc [dot] edu
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(2025 January) Present: ASSA-AREUEA, San Francisco*
(2024 July) Present: NBER Summer Institute Urban Economics Session*
(2024 July) Present: University of Chicago Stone Center for Research on Wealth Inequality and Mobility Conference*
(2024 July) Visiting: Seoul National University, Department of Economics*
(2024 June) Present: University of Barcelona Workshop on Urban Economics*
(2024 May) Present: Korea University (virtual) Seminar*
(2024 May) American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, National - Scientific Committee, Session Chair, and Discussant*
(2024 April) Presented at the UCLA Conference on Low-IncomeHousing Supply and Housing Affordability
(2024 April) Presented at the Ohio State University Real Estate Conference (Academic & Practitioners audience)
(2024 March) Presented at the World BankAnnaul Transportation Economics Conference (Academic & Practitioners)
(2024 March) Presented at the World Bank Urbanization and Poverty Reduction Conference (Academic & Practitioners)
(2024 February) Presented at Urban and Spatial Workshop for JuniorResearchers
(2024 February) Presented at University of Cincinnati Special Topic in PhD Finance Seminar
(2024 February) Presented at the University of North Texas;
(2024 January) Presented at the ASSA-AREUEA Conference & Served as a discussant