Curriculum Vitae Alex van de Minne PERSONAL

NAME: Alex van de Minne DATE OF BIRTH : 14-09-1981 NATIONALITY: Dutch EMAIL: [email protected]

EDUCATION DATE 2015 2009

2007

DEGREE PhD

MSc Real Estate and Housing

INSTITUTION University of Amsterdam

Delft University of Technology

BSc Architecture

Delft University of Technology

2015 – current

Postdoctoral Fellow

2015

Research consultant Global Indices

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2014 - 2015

2014

2012 – 2014 2011 – current 2012 2010 - 2012 2009 2006

Real Capital Analytics

Researcher

Dutch Central Bank

PhD student (finance group)

University of Amsterdam

Visiting PhD (Centre for Real Estate)

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Lecturer (MRE/MSRE)

Amsterdam School of Real Estate

Research consultant (applied econometrics)

Self-employed

Internet Start-up (sold to ultimate investor)

Movez.nl

Internship (Master thesis)

OTB Delft

Engineer

Kei & Stefels

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2004 – current

Shareholder family business (investor in real estate)

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FIELDS OF INTEREST

Bayes, State-Space, Time series, Mortgage Market Design, Price Indices, Housing Dynamics, Urban Economics, Thin Markets.

Current topics: -Mortgage market research (mortgage market design; credit conditions; financial liberation) -Housing market research (depreciation; land values; supply and demand; empirical) -Commercial market research (price indices; land values; depreciation; empirical)

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

University: - Supervision Master and Bachelor Thesis, 2011 – current. - Principles of Real Estate (Bachelor, lectures/tutorials/exams, 2010 - current). - Finance (Bachelor, lectures/tutorials/exams, 2012 - current)

External: - Housing Economics (Amsterdam School of Real Estate, 2012 - current; MRE/MSRE).

RESEARCH

CURRENT PAPERS The Effect of Demographic Changes and Supply Constraints on Dutch House Prices, with Marc Francke [submitted to journal]. The Effect of Credit Conditions on the Dutch Housing Market, with Marc Francke and Johan Verbruggen [submitted to journal]. (This paper was written in collaboration with De Nederlandsche Bank)

Land, Structure & Depreciation, with Marc Francke, Real Estate Economics, forthcoming.

Long-Run House Prices and Time-Varying Effects, with Martijn Dröes. [submitted to journal].

Policy Implications for the Supply and Demand of Mortgage Credit, with Fedirica Teppa [working paper].

DUTCH SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS - Van de Minne, A.M., Francke, M.K., van Gool, P., 2014. Prijsindex voor commercieel vastgoed [Price index for commercial Real Estate], RERQ, 13 (4), forthcoming.

- Van de Minne, A.M., Francke, M.K., 2013. Prijsontwikkeling van starters woningen [The Position of First Time Buyers on the Dutch Housing Market], RERQ, 12 (4), 33 – 39.

- Van de Minne, A.M., Francke, M.K., 2012. De waardebepaling van grond en opstal [Disentangling Land and Structure Values from Transaction Data], RERQ, 11 (3), 14 – 24.

- Van de Minne, A.M., 2011. De invloed van demografische krimp op woningprijzen [Demographic Decline and House Prices], RERQ, 10 (3), 14 – 23.

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WORK RELATED RESEARCH -Gevolgen corporatieverkopen op woningprijzen [The Effect of Sales by Dutch Housing Corporation on House Prices], with Marc Francke and Johan Conijn. Client: Ortec Finance, 2012. - Props versus Cherries [Time of Sale on the Dutch Housing Market], with Johan Conijn. Client: the Dutch Association of Real Estate Brokers and Real Estate Experts, 2011.

- Nieuwe betaalbaarheidsindex voor de NVM [New Affordability Index for the Netherlands], with Johan Conijn. Client: the Dutch Association of Real Estate Brokers and Real Estate Experts, 2010. AWARDS -2013. Best Dutch Real Estate Research of the year. Awarded by VOGON and PropertyNL for his work on price indices. -2011. Best European Doctoral Paper. Awarded by the ERES for his work on demand and supply in housing markets. REFEREE ACTIVITIES -Real Estate Research Quarterly

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REFERENCES

prof. dr. David Geltner, Professor of Real Estate Finance & Engineering Systems, MIT Centre for Real Estate. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 617-253-5131.

prof. dr. Jakob de Haan, Professor of Political Economy, University of Groningen, Faculty of Economics and Business. Also head of the Economics and Research Division of De Nederlandsche Bank (Dutch Central Bank). Email [email protected]. Phone: +31 205245756 prof. dr. Marc Francke, Professor Real Estate Valuation, University of Amsterdam, Finance Group. Also head of Real Estate Research of Ortec Finance. Email: [email protected]. Phone: +31 205255421.

SELECTION OF CONFERENCES (PRESENTATIONS)

MIT 2014, Boston: Mortgage Market Design, what works and what doesn’t? Seminar in the leaders of industry series. De Nederlandsche Bank 2014, Amsterdam: The Effect of Credit Conditions on the Dutch Housing Market. AREUEA Conference 2012, Singapore: Land, Structure & Depreciation. De Woningmarkt in beweging 2013, Ministry of the Interior and Kingdom Relations [the Netherlands]: Depreciation of existing Housing Stock. European Real Estate Association 2011, Eindhoven: The Effect of Demographics and Supply Constraints on Dutch House Prices.

OTHER SKILLS Language skills:

Dutch (Fluently) English (Fluently) German (High school level) French (High school level)

Computer skills:

WinBUGS, R-project, Ox Metrics, SPSS, Eviews, Matlab, LaTeX, Office. STATA (hazard models). Photoshop, AutoCAD.

Some experience in: Other: Drivers license:

Yes

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