Cayman Seagraves, Ph.D.
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About Cayman Seagraves, Ph.D.

I am Dr. Cayman Seagraves, Assistant Professor of Real Estate and Finance in the Department of Finance at Florida Atlantic University's College of Business and a Fellow of the Phil Smith Center for Free Enterprise. My research examines the intersection of corporate finance, real estate investment, and artificial intelligence, producing evidence for academics, investors, and decision-makers.

Research and teaching

Welcome. I am Dr. Cayman Seagraves, Assistant Professor of Real Estate and Finance at Florida Atlantic University. My research sits at the intersection of corporate finance, real estate, and artificial intelligence, with recent work published in the Journal of Law and Economics, the Journal of Portfolio Management, and the Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management.

In the classroom, I teach finance and real estate through case studies, discounted cash flow modeling in Excel, site tours, and live property analyses. The goal is to connect rigorous theory with the judgment required in practice.

This site is a public academic record of research, teaching, and professional activity. For complete appointment history, publications, working papers, and supporting links, consult the curriculum vitae and the individual publication pages.

Empirical corporate financePolitical economy of financeReal-estate financeArtificial intelligenceAI agents

Current appointment

Role
Assistant Professor of Real Estate and Finance
Affiliation
Department of Finance, College of Business, Florida Atlantic University
Location
Boca Raton, FL, USA

Primary academic sources

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