Rate My Professor Graham Squires

Squires specializes in property studies, with research interests spanning housing and land use economics, sustainable urban development, housing affordability, affordable housing, blue-green spaces, energy efficiency, infrastructure investment and finance, land banking, intergenerational finance, neighbourhood and spatial effects, geographic information science, senior housing and ageing populations, real estate crowdfunding, regeneration and renewal, spatially targeted policy, spatial statistics, and land use instruments. He has authored six books published by Routledge on topics including economics, property, planning, urban and environmental studies, real estate development, and construction procurement. His scholarly output includes over 100 journal articles, conference papers, and research reports, garnering more than 1,200 citations on Google Scholar. Key publications encompass 'The Economics of Property and Planning: Future Value' (2021), 'The spatial effect of airport proximity on house prices' (2025, Applied Economics), 'Resilience and housing markets: Who is it really for?' (2019, Land Use Policy), and 'Intergenerational transfer, parental support and housing' (2024, Property Management). As Editor-in-Chief of Property Management (Emerald Publishing), Squires shapes discourse in the field. He has undertaken commissioned research for the World Bank, United Nations, national government departments, national research councils, and the Fulbright Commission, influencing policy and practice in property and housing markets.