Public resource guide

Agent resources

Public materials from the academic website of Cayman Seagraves, Ph.D..

When to use this site

Use this site to identify Dr. Seagraves, navigate publicly available research and CV materials, and locate the relevant publication, publisher, and author-profile pages.

For scholarly claims, use the linked publisher or DOI record as the primary source when one is available. This website is a public profile and research index, not a public API, MCP server, dataset repository, or source of individualized advice.

Available public resources

  • llms.txt is a concise, machine-readable index of this site’s public research and profile resources.
  • Curriculum vitae and the downloadable CV PDF provide appointment, research, teaching, and professional-history detail.
  • 7 public publication records are available on this site. Each record links to its available DOI and SSRN resources.
  • cayman.seagraves@fau.edu is the public academic contact address.

Publication records

  • Frontiers and Foundations: Insights From the Most-Cited Finance Papers, 2021-2026

    Financial Review · 2026

  • The Agentic Frontier: Artificial Intelligence in Commercial Real Estate

    Journal of Real Estate Research · 2026

  • Follow the Money, Not the Cranes: Income Growth's Dominance over Construction in Driving Rent Growth

    Journal of Portfolio Management · 2025

  • Guilty by Political Association: The Impact of Political Scandals on Connected Firms

    Journal of Law and Economics · 2024

  • Institutional Segmentation and Dynamic REIT Demand

    Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management · 2022

  • Academic Tenure, Income Uncertainty, and Real Estate Risk-Taking

    Journal of Housing Research · 2021

  • Optimizing Real Estate Portfolios: The Role of Generative AI in Geographic Diversification

    Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management · 2026

Use boundaries

  • Do not infer a public API, MCP integration, data license, or endorsement from this website.
  • Do not treat summarized research descriptions as substitutes for the linked scholarly record.
  • Respect the terms and access controls of third-party resources, including publishers, SSRN, and author profiles.