Mark van Duijn

Mark van Duijn is an Assistant Professor in Economic Geography at the University of Groningen's Faculty of Spatial Sciences. His research analyzes housing markets, urban redevelopment, and location choices using econometric methods. Van Duijn contributes to policy discussions on heritage preservation and retail economics.

Key interests include the socioeconomic impacts of cultural heritage sites and shopping centers on urban landscapes. Publications employ spatial datasets to quantify neighborhood dynamics and real estate valuations.

Recent work explores automated valuation models for property taxation. Van Duijn is programme manager for the MSc in Real Estate Studies and a board member of the Regional Science Association Netherlands. Awards are not documented.