McKay Price
McKay Price, Ph.D., Webster A. Collins and Murray H. Goodman Fellowship in Real Estate Studies.
Perella Department of Finance: Assistant Professor
Education
- University of Utah, B.S.
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S.
- Florida State University, Ph.D.
McKay Price joined the Perella Department of Finance in 2010 as the Collins-Goodman Fellow in Real Estate Finance. He has taught classes in real estate, financial markets and institutions, and corporate finance. He has also won several teaching awards, presented research at various national and international conferences, and published scholarly articles. Professor Price’s professional experience includes real estate development for Target Corporation in the northeastern U.S. and commercial real estate brokerage in Salt Lake City.
Research Interests
- Real Estate
- Information and Asset Valuation
- Capital Markets
- Corporate Finance
Selected Publications and Working Papers
- The Incremental Informativeness of Earnings Conference Call Content on Stock Returns
- Earnings Conference Call Content and Stock Return: The Case of REITs
- Information Uncertainty and the Post-Earnings-Announcement Drift Anomaly: Insights from REITs
- An Overview of Equity Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): 1993-2009
- Pricing of Volatility Risk in REITs
- Equity Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) Anomalies to Market Efficiency: Momentum and Drift
- Do Managers Put Their Money Where Their Mouths are? Evidence from Insider Trading after Conference Calls
- Examining Sellers' Loss Aversion Behavior in the Housing Market