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Joseph Gyourko is the Martin Bucksbaum Professor of Real Estate, Finance, and Business Economics & Public Policy at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. He directs the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center and serves as a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER). His career spans 1984-present at Wharton, including multiple chairperson roles (2007-2013, 1999-2003) and directorship since 1998.
- PhD in Economics, University of Chicago (1984)
- BA in Economics, Duke University (1978)
Research focuses on housing markets, real estate economics, urban economics, and Chinese property markets. His work examines regulatory impacts on housing supply, mortgage default dynamics, and investment implications of real estate collateral value. Articles highlight topics like housing affordability in Korea, tax subsidy distribution, and global housing market comparisons.
Recent publications include analyses of Chinese land price volatility (2012), collateral channel effects (2013), and U.S. foreclosure crisis studies (2015). His forthcoming work in Journal of Economic Perspectives (2025) addresses housing supply economics. Awards include Wharton's Teaching Excellence Reward (2018) and Excellence in Teaching Awardee (2010).
He served on editorial boards of Journal of Urban Economics, consulted for private firms, and held leadership roles at Urban Land Institute and Pension Real Estate Association. Current teaching includes BEPP2080 - Housing Markets and REAL8400 - Advanced Real Estate Investment, emphasizing U.S.-focused market fundamentals and policy analysis.
