Mark Andrew

Dr. Mark Andrew is a Senior Lecturer at Bayes Business School, part of the University of London's City St George's. He specializes in housing economics, econometrics, and real estate policy. He holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Reading and has been affiliated with institutions like the Investment Property Forum and the Royal Economic Society.

His research focuses on housing tenure dynamics, affordability, and policy implications. Key areas include young adult homeownership trends, spatial housing affordability analysis, and house price formation mechanisms. Dr. Andrew has contributed to government-funded projects and advised bodies like the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).

He has authored/co-authored works such as Applied Quantitative Analysis for Real Estate and numerous journal articles in Journal of Housing Economics and Environment and Planning A. His recent work addresses flood risk impacts on property values and leasehold reform policy.

Professional activities include editorial roles for journals like Journal of Urban Affairs and Urban Studies, and collaborations with organizations like Knight Frank. He currently directs the MSc Real Estate program and serves on the Investment Property Forum’s Research Steering Group.