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The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
Why Become a Member?
The mission of the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center focuses on research, educating future
industry leaders, industry outreach and professional development. Our professional and
academic success is based on support from those prominent industry leaders who constitute
our membership. Member contributions support research into domestic and global property
markets, help train our students to be future leaders of the real estate industry, and help provide
various programs for our industry supporters.
We view one of our key roles as being a convener of events at which people can freely discuss
the outstanding issues of the day and of the future. These meetings are superb networking
opportunities, attracting hundreds of top real estate professionals and featuring discussions
about key issues facing the industry. Zell/Lurie members have a special relationship with our
students—they mentor them as part of our Career Mentor Program and enjoy hiring advantages
at our annual Real Estate Career Fair. Our members receive our Real Estate Student Résumé
Book weeks before non-members, an advantage when looking to hire our students.
We offer two types of membership:
• Sustaining Memberships require a tax deductible contribution of $7,500 per year.
• Research Sponsorships require a tax deductible contribution of $15,000 per year.
Our Executive Committee Members are selected from among our Research Sponsors.
Sustaining Members may have up to three associate members from their firms for $500 each per
year and may invite up to three guests from outside their firms to most of our events. Research
Sponsors may have up to five associate members from their firms for $500 each per year and
may invite up to five guests from outside their firms to most of our events. If you were to
become a member, you would attend our meetings at no cost.
In addition to our regular Spring and Fall Members’ Meetings, Research Sponsors take part
in exclusive programs, meeting in small groups—roundtable discussions, special lectures, and
purely social events—with some of the nation’s, and now the world’s, most distinguished
thinkers. Last May, some of our Research Sponsors convened in London to meet with Axel
Weber, Chairman of UBS AG, at the Royal Automobile Club for a day of discussions on
European Property Markets: Opportunities and Risks. They will meet again this May in
London with Ignazio Visco, Governor of Banca Italia. These smaller group meetings are one
of the most popular features of the Research Sponsors Program. In recent years, our Sponsors
have met with notables such as Lonestar’s John Grayken, Vanguard’s Tim Buckley, Jamie
Dimon, Governor Chris Christie, New York Mayor Bloomberg, David Bonderman, CNN’s
Fareed Zakaria, Dave Gergen, Eliot Spitzer and Florida Senator Marco Rubio.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Susan Stutsman Sessa at 215-898-3824
or email [email protected]. We look forward to welcoming you as a member of
The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center.
The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
Research Sponsor Program
Research Sponsors of the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center provide added
support for our core research efforts. Their financial support is essential to
our attracting and retaining the very best faculty at Wharton to educate the
future leaders of the industry and to ensure that our dynamic research agenda
encompasses topics of interest to those on the profession’s front line. They
also support and help formulate the Zell/Lurie Center’s annual meetings—the
preeminent gatherings of the real estate and financial leaders.
In addition to our regular Spring and Fall Members’ Meetings, Research Sponsors
take part in exclusive programs, meeting in small groups—roundtable discussions,
special lectures, and purely social events—with some of the nation’s, and now the
world’s, most distinguished thinkers.
In May 2015, some of our Research Sponsors convened in London at the Royal
Automobile Club to meet with Ignazio Visco, governor of Banca D’Italia, who
spoke on“Fostering the European Recovery: The Role of Monetary Policy.” Last
year, they met in London with Axel Weber, Chairman of UBS AG, for a day of
discussions on “European Property Markets: Opportunities and Risks.”
These smaller group meetings are one of the most popular features of the Research
Sponsor Program. In recent years, our Sponsors have met with notables such
as Lonestar’s John Grayken, Vanguard’s Tim Buckley, Jamie Dimon, Governor
Chris Christie, New York Mayor Bloomberg, David Bonderman, CNN’s Fareed
Zakaria, Dave Gergen, Eliot Spitzer and Florida Senator Marco Rubio.
If you would like to become a Research Sponsor of the Zell/Lurie Real Estate
Center or would like further information, please call Susan Sessa at 215-8983824 or contact her via email at [email protected].
The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
Research Sponsors
Amachie K. Ackah
Spencer Haber
H/2 Capital Partners
Chairman of the Advisory Board
Matthew J. Lustig
Lazard
Vice Chairman of the Advisory Board
Amachie K. Ackah
Clay Cove Capital
David Adelman
Campus Apartments
Dean S. Adler
Lubert-Adler Management
Albert P. Behler
Paramount Group
Robert B. Bellinger
ASB Capital Management
Steven A. Berger
PRG Real Estate
Jeff T. Blau
Related Companies
Trevor P. Bond
W. P. Carey Company
David A. Brause
Brause Realty
E. Todd Briddell
CenterSquare Investment Management
John Bucksbaum*
Bucksbaum Retail Properties
Martin Burger
Silverstein Properties
Jack Chandler
BlackRock
Yon K. Cho
Pacific Coast Capital Partners
Mitchell D. Clarfield
Berkeley Point Capital
Steve Clark
Cypress Real Estate Investors
Edward W. Cook III
McCarthy Cook
Charles Davidson III
The Brookdale Group
Ronald M. Dickerman
Madison International Realty
Anthony W. Dona
Thackeray Partners
Michael A. Elrad
GEM Realty Capital
Michael D. Fascitelli*
MDF Capital
Alan F. Feldman
Resource Real Estate
Jeffrey Fishman
Robert K. Futterman & Associates
Lizanne Galbreath-Megrue *
Galbreath & Company
R. Bruce Gamble
Navigant Consulting
William Glazer
Keystone Property Group
Jacques N. Gordon
LaSalle Investment Management
John Grayken
Lone Star Europe Acquisitions Ltd.
James Groch
CBRE
David J. Haemisegger
NorthPark Management Company
Lewis Heafitz
Equity Industrial Partners Corporation
David A. Helfand
Equity Commonwealth
Ara K. Hovnanian
Hovnanian Enterprises
Andrew Isikoff
The Silverfern Group
Andrew J. Jonas
Goldman, Sachs & Company
Jeffrey M. Kaplan
Meadow Partners
Steven A. Karpf
Dermody Capital
Jeffrey Katz
Sherwood Equities
Chaim Katzman
Gazit Group USA
Ivan Kaufman
Arbor Commercial Mortgage
Michael Kercheval
International Council of Shopping Centers
John R. Klopp
Morgan Stanley Real Estate
Robert A. Knakal
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
A. Eugene Kohn
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
Bradley J. Korman
Korman Communities
Martin Kravet
Royal Abstract of New York
Michael Lehrman
Cantor Fitzgerald
Robert C. Lieber *
C-III Capital Partners
Richard Mack
Mack Real Estate Group
Roy Hilton March *
Eastdil Secured
W. Patrick McDowell
McDowell Properties
Robert K. Mericle
Mericle Commercial Real Estate Services
Steven Montague
JSRE
Mitchell L. Morgan
Morgan Properties
Nancy A. Nasher
NorthPark Management Company
Jay Neveloff
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
David O’Connor
High Rise Capital Partners
Denise Olsen
GEM Realty Capital
Steven Orbuch
Och-Ziff Real Estate
Robert P. Perry
CarVal Investors
Stephen D. Plavin
Blackstone Mortgage Trust
Bruce C. Ratner
Forest City Enterprises
Jonathan A. Rosen
RCP General
Neil L. Rubler
Candlebrook Properties
Eric D. Schlager
The Bulfinch Companies
Adam R. Schwartz
Angelo, Gordon & Company
Neil H. Shah
Hersha Hospitality Trust
Douglas W. Shorenstein
The Shorenstein Properties
David Simon
Simon Property Group
Edward M. Siskind
Cale Street Partners
Craig A. Spencer
The Arden Group
Barry S. Sternlicht
Starwood Capital Group
Keith D. Stoltz
Stoltz Real Estate Partners
Carl B. Tash
Starwood Capital Group
Gary R. Tesch
McGuyer Homebuilders
Richard F. Tomlinson II
Tessa Truex
Hudson Advisors
Jed Walentas
Two Trees Management Company
Samuel Zell
Samuel Zell Foundation
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The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
SPRING Members’ Meeting
Wednesday and Thursday
April 29-30, 2015
The Rittenhouse, Philadelphia
Agenda
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5:30–6:20 p.m.Registration, Cocktails, Hors d’oeuvres (Reception area outside Grand Ballroom)
Research Sponsors’ Reception (Parkview Suite, 4th Floor)
(open only to Research Sponsors, Executive Committee, and special guests)
6:30–7:20 p.m.
Dinner (Grand Ballroom)
7:30–7:45 p.m.Awards: Recognition of student and faculty award winners
Thomas J. Barrack, Jr.
7:45–8:30 p.m.
Featured Speaker: Thomas J. Barrack, Jr., Founder, Chairman and Chief
Executive Officer, Colony Capital, LLC
“The Opportunity Today May Be in the Mortar, Not the Bricks”
8:30–9:30 p.m.
The Rittenhouse, Philadelphia
Networking (Boathouse Row Bar)
THURsday, April 30, 2015
8:00–9:00 a.m.
Registration, Networking Breakfast
9:00–9:10 a.m.
Roy Hilton March
Welcoming Remarks
Roy Hilton March, Chief Executive Officer, Eastdil Secured; and
Chairman, Advisory Board, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at The Wharton School
Joseph Gyourko, Nancy Nasher and David Haemisegger Director,
Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
9:10–10:10 a.m.
Panel Session 1: Wharton on the Global Economy
Leading Wharton economists will discuss their forecasts for the domestic and global
economies going forward, along with implications for the different property markets
and sectors. How will problems in Europe and a slowdown in China affect the U.S.?
What should we expect in terms of public policy, including a potential change in
Federal Reserve policy to raise rates later this year?
Peter Linneman
Todd Sinai
Moderator: Todd Sinai, Professor of Real Estate and Business Economics and
Public Policy, The Wharton School
Panelists: Joseph Gyourko
Peter Linneman, Emeritus Professor of Finance and Business & Public Policy,
The Wharton School
10:10–10:35 a.m. Break
SPRING Members’ Meeting
Wednesday and Thursday
April 29-30, 2015
10:35–11:40 a.m.Panel Session 2: Canaries in the Mine: Are They Chirping? What Should You Be
Doing Now to Prepare for a Changing Cycle?
Ziel Feldman
Spencer B. Haber
James Groch
Jeffrey C. Hines
What are the red flags that alert you to the end of an upcycle? Are you seeing any yet?
What can you do once you start seeing these signs? Is this a typical cycle? How do you
factor in this long period of government intervention–the net result being accessible
capital at very low rates? When this ends, how does it affect real estate values?
Moderator: Asuka Nakahara, Associate Director, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
Panelists: Ziel Feldman, Founder and Chairman, HFZ Capital
James Groch, Chief Financial Officer and Global Director of Corporate
Development, CBRE
Spencer B. Haber, Chief Executive Officer, H/2 Capital Partners LLC;
Vice Chairman, Advisory Board, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center at Wharton
Jeffrey C. Hines, President and Chief Executive Officer, Hines
11:40 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Break
Keynote Speaker: David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder and
Co-Chief Executive Officer, The Carlyle Group
“Thoughts on the Private Equity Industry”
12:05–1:00 p.m. Asuka Nakahara
David M. Rubenstein
1:00–1:55 p.m.Lunch
1:55–2:50 p.m.Panel Session 3: The Investment Market in Real Estate
Kenneth Caplan
Eyal Ofer
Brian Kingston
Global capital flows have impacted many real estate markets here and abroad. Changes
in central bank policies around the world, as well as diverging growth opportunities
across countries and markets, will affect real estate financing opportunities going forward.
What changes are occurring now and what should we expect going forward? How will
deal structures and parameters be affected for different types of borrowers, markets, and
property sectors? Hear about this and more from our two leading global investors.
Moderator: Roy Hilton March
Panelists: Kenneth Caplan, Global Chief Investment Officer, Real Estate, Blackstone
Brian Kingston, President and Chief Investment Officer,
Brookfield Property Group 2:50–3:10 p.m.
Break
3:10–4:10 p.m.
Panel Session 4: A Conversation with Titans
Three of the giants of the industry share their thoughts on the risks and challenges
facing real estate investors today. This session will be broad ranging, covering real
estate capital markets and operational issues, as well as political risk, both here and
abroad. As always, we will allow time for your questions.
Thomas Pritzker
Moderator: Peter Linneman
Featuring: Eyal Ofer, Chairman, Ofer Global
Thomas Pritzker, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The Pritzker Organization
Samuel Zell, Chairman, Equity Group Investments
Sam Zell
4:10 p.m. Closing Comments
Spencer B. Haber
The Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate Center
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6:30–8:30 p.m. Max M. Farash Real Estate Roundtable
Research Sponsors, Executive Committee and special guests only
6:30–7 p.m. Cocktails
7–8:30 p.m. Dinner
Speaker: Geoffrey Garrett, Dean of The Wharton School
Geoffrey Garrett
Wednesday, October 29, 2014 The Inn at Penn, 3600 Sansom Street, Philadelphia
8–9 a.m.
Registration, Members’ Continental Breakfast
(Regent–St. Marks Room)
8–8:50 a.m.
Mentors meet with students, concurrent
9–9:10 a.m.
Welcoming Remarks
(Woodlands Ballroom)
Roy Hilton March, CEO, Eastdil Secured;
Chairman of the Advisory Board, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
9:10–9:40 a.m.
State of the Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
(Woodlands Ballroom)
Joseph Gyourko, Nancy A. Nasher and David Haemisegger Director,
Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
Asuka Nakahara, Associate Director, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
Todd Sinai, Professor of Real Estate and Business Economics and Public Policy,
The Wharton School
Roy Hilton March
Peter Linneman
Eric Adler
9:40–10:45 a.m.
Panel: Investments and Investment Vehicles
(Woodlands Ballroom)
What does the future hold for REITs, private equity, open end funds, private REITs,
separate accounts and various other forms of real estate ownership? Will institutional
money push private ever more to the sidelines? How will the rise of defined
contribution plans (and the demise of defined benefit plans) impact the structure of
real estate vehicles?
Moderator: Peter Linneman, Sussman Professor Emeritus of Real Estate,
The Wharton School
Panelists: Eric Adler, Chief Executive Officer, Prudential Real Estate Investors
Michael D. Fascitelli, Founder, MDF Capital
David Simon, Chief Executive Officer, Simon Property Group
Michael D.
Fascitelli
10:45–11:05 a.m. Break
David Simon
FALL MEMBERS’ MEETING
Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 28 & 29, 2014
11:05 a.m. –12 noon
Farash Distinguished Speaker
(Woodlands Ballroom)
Dr. Angela Lee Duckworth, Department of Psychology,
University of Pennsylvania
“True Grit: How to Make Our Children, Firms and Communities More
Successful”
Angela Duckworth
12–1:15 p.m.
Lunch
(Regent–St. Marks Room)
1:15–2:15 p.m.
Faculty Breakout Sessions
A. Housing Finance Reform
(Woodlands Ballroom 1)
Moderator: Susan M. Wachter, Albert Sussman Professor and Professor of Real
Estate and Finance, The Wharton School
After a brief flurry of activity last year, the impetus for reform has waned in
Washington. What goals should we have for housing policy? What is achievable
politically? What role should the real estate industry play in designing and
implementing housing policy reform? Professor Wachter, who has significant
experience in Washington and is a leading housing expert, will moderate a
discussion on the nature of reform we should try to achieve, and will map out a
political strategy to get us there.
B. CEO Challenges—Running a Real Estate Company
(Woodlands Ballroom 2)
Moderator: Asuka Nakahara, Associate Director, Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
How should the CEO and senior executives think about strategy, succession
planning, capital needs, compensation, and firm culture? Given the demands of
“the big deal,” the next hot issue over the transom (via email of course!), and your
family waiting at home for you for dinner, how do you balance your schedule?
What are the simple, yet big lessons we have all learned in leading large and small
organizations?
2:15–2:35 p.m.
Break
2:35-3:45 p.m.
Technology and Real Estate
(Woodlands Ballroom)
Technological changes are accelerating in all sectors of real estate. How have
they affected how tenants use space and what they want from landlords? How
landlords attract and market space to users also is changing. What do you need
to know about technology over the next two to three years if you are going to
remain a great investor and asset manager? Hear from leading experts across
different sectors on this vital topic.
Moderator: Joe Gyourko
Panelists: Jeff Brodsky, President, Related Management
Elie Finegold, Senior Vice President, Global Innovation, CBRE
William P. Hankowsky, Chairman, President and CEO, Liberty Property Trust
Neil H. Shah, President and Chief Operating Officer, Hersha Hospitality Trust
Closing Comments
Roy Hilton March
Susan Wachter
Asuka Nakahara
Jeff Brodsky
Elie Finegold
3:45 p.m.
William P.
Hankowsky
Neil Shah
IHFP and HOFINET
Housing Solutions in a Changing World
The Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate Center
The International
Housing Finance Program
The International Housing Finance Program (IHFP) is
part of the Samuel Zell and Robert Lurie Real Estate
Center at The Wharton School.
• IHFP was established in 1985 to foster excellence in
housing policy and housing finance education,
research, and technical advisory services, with a
specific focus on developing and emerging market
economies.
Marja Hoek-Smit, Director of the IHFP, Rick Hathaway, Habitat for Humanity
Vice-President for Asia-Pacific, and Henry Cisneros, former US Housing Secretary, confer in the Philippines after IHFP’s housing finance workshop for Habitat
for Humanity in October 2013.
• IHFP offers specialized state-of the art education
tailored to international housing finance industry
professionals; academic institutions and professional
trade associations in emerging economies; and governments in the process of transforming their housing policies and housing finance institutions.
The Housing Finance Information Network
As part of its mission to improve international housing finance,
IHFP initiated a global data bank and informational web portal on housing finance with seed money from IFC and FMO.
The Housing Finance Information Network (HOFINET) is:
IHFP features an expert faculty, from The Wharton
School and professional practice, all leaders in both
advanced and emerging economies. IHFP offers regular
courses at The Wharton School and special overseas programs tailored to the needs of regions or countries.
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IHFP is an independent program and is uniquely positioned to provide objective analysis and technical assistance in housing finance and to help build up educational
infrastructure in housing finance in emerging market
countries. Its core faculty has worked in more than 60
countries.
• A large documents library, news and blogs that stimulate sharing of country case studies, innovations and
best practices, and the distribution of relevant research.
A global source of information and standardized data on
more than 13000 countries that are updated yearly, and
more than 350 core topic pages produced by world experts.
• A research center that allows statistical data downloads
across countries, encouraging comparative research.
About Marja Hoek-Smit
Marja Hoek-Smit is the founder and director of the IHFP,
the founder and executive director of HOFINET, and an adjunct professor in Wharton’s Real Estate Department at the
University of Pennsylvania. Her research and consulting work
focuses on the analysis of housing markets and urban and
housing policy, the deepening of housing finance systems and
the reform and design of housing subsidy systems, particularly
in developing and emerging market economies. Her advanced
degree is from the University of Amsterdam. Prior to joining
Penn, she taught at the University of Nairobi, Kenya.
Marja Hoek-Smit
Director, IHFP and HOFINET, Inc.
The Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
1462 Steinberg Hall-Dietrich Hall
3620 Locust Walk
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6302
Phone: 215-898-3313/9734 Fax: 215-898-2220
email: [email protected]
A light moment during class discussions in the IHFP
2013 course at the Wharton School
www.housingfinance.wharton.upenn.edu
www.hofinet.org
About the Annual IHFP
Executive Education Program
Housing Finance in a Changing
Global Environment
June 2015, Philadelphia, PA
Housing Finance for
Sub-Saharan Africa
October 2014, Cape Town, South Africa
The need for objective and analytical education in housing
finance has never been greater. Many countries are transforming their housing finance systems in response to recent global
changes in risk regulations, government guarantees and subsidies
and capital markets.
Both policy makers and private practitioners need cutting-edge
information on the sector. This program addresses that need by
providing an intensive period of education in policy innovations,
and financial and managerial aspects of housing finance.
The IHFP Executive Education Program has two objectives:
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To enhance the participants’ professional abilities.
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To improve the short- and long-term effectiveness of their
sponsoring organizations and the housing finance system in
their countries.
Participants come from private and government housing finance
institutions, academia and international development agencies
from both emerging and advanced economies.
The program takes a holistic view of housing finance and includes
technical, legal, regulatory, and policy issues in housing finance.
Some of the specific topics that will be covered are:
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Housing markets, housing policy and housing finance
Recent innovations and reforms in various housing finance
systems
Primary market innovations
Valuation of mortgages and mortgage instruments
The business of housing finance: profitability and risks
Types of funding models for mortgage finance
Shari’ah compliant housing finance
Development and construction finance
Real estate cycles and the safety and soundness of financial
institutions
Extending mortgage lending and housing services to lower
income groups
Workshop on Securitization and Mortgage Bonds
June 2015, Philadelphia, PA
The workshop provides hands-on teaching in the preparation
of mortgage securitizations, mortgage bond and hybrid deals. It
is taught by senior practitioners from the international capital
markets division of BoA Merrill Lynch, legal experts from
Andrews and Kurth Law Firm and Moody’s rating agency.
The 2015 program will be at The Wharton School, Jon M.
Huntsman Hall, 3730 Walnut Street, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia 19104.
Members of the IHFP’s 2014 session on
Housing Finance for Sub-Saharan Africa
at Cape Town University Business School
The Housing Finance Course for Sub-Saharan Africa 2014
was held on the campus of The Business School of Cape
Town University.
The course is a joint effort between the Wharton School’s
International Housing Finance Program of the Zell/Lurie
Real Estate Center and the Executive Program of Cape
Town University’s Business School.
The participants in the course represented senior professionals from private financial institutions, local and central
government housing institutions, non-governmental finance
institutions and development organizations from SubSaharan countries, including South Africa Nigeria, Kenya,
Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique,
Angola, Tunesia. The course now enters its fifth year and is
held annually during the first full week of October.
For more information, go to http://housingfinance.
wharton.upenn.edu/Execed.htm
Primary Sustaining Members
Richard Adler
E II Capital Management
Harry Alcock
UDR
Jeffrey Altman
Houlihan Lokey
William M. Andersen
Longview Property Group
Riprand Count Arco
American Asset Corporation
Henry A. Ashforth III
The Ashforth Company
Nick Azrack
The Baupost Group
Jeffrey Baker
Savills
Samuel H. Becker
Blank Rome
David Belford
Colony Capital
William R. Bintzer
Assurant Asset Management
Matthew S. Blank
Blank Berger
James Block
KRE Group
Holger Boerner
Fidelity Investments
Kelly B. Brasfield
American Land Fund
Christopher Buccini
The Buccini/Pollin Group
Cia Buckley
Dune Real Estate Partners
Thomas R. Burton
Alex. Brown Realty
Edward L. Carey
Clarion Partners
Eddie Chabbott
Blue Mountain Capital Management
Jarret Cohen
Fir Tree Partners
Michael D. Colacino
Studley
Andrew D. Coler
PNC Bank
David J. Congdon
Hines
James Corl
Sigular Guff & Co.
William M. Cotter
Wells Fargo Bank
Jonathan B. Cox
AvalonBay Communities
Michelle Creed
Landmark Partners
John J. Curry
Harvest Equities
Kevin Davis
Taconic Investment Partners
Paul De Martini
Tishman Speyer
Kathleen Gleason Donovan
UBS
Patrick Duffy
Chatham Bay Group
Kinsey Dyckman
Credit Suisse
Jonathon Eck
Federal Reserve
Charles L. Elliott
Toll Brothers
Dan Faust
Akerman
David J. Feldman
First American Title Insurance Company
T. Ritson Ferguson
CBRE Clarion Securities
Alexander E. Fisher
A. Fisher Company
Mark C. Fitzgerald
High Real Estate Group
Richard Fogler
Kingwest & Company
Michael J. Franco
Vornado Realty Trust
Ben Friedman
Abacus Capital Group
Adam Gallistel
GIC Real Estate Inc.
Keith B. Gelb
Rockpoint Group
Katherine Schmidt Giordano
Aberdeen Asset Management
Jeffrey Goldberg
The Milestone Group
Santosh Govindaraju
Convergent Capital Partners
Richard J. Green
Firstrust Bank
Gary Greenberg
MCO Properties
Brett Hamilton
Alliance HSP Partners/The Shidler Group
Robert S. Hankin
The Hankin Group
William P. Hankowsky
Liberty Property Trust
Deborah L. Harmon
Artemis Real Estate Partners
Alison Hawkins
CBRE Global Investors
Todd Henderson
RREEF
Warren Higgins
Berkadia
Leslie Himmel
Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Philip A. Hofmann
Oaktree Capital Management
Jim W. Hovey
The Fox Companies
Tara Hovey
Optima
Leo Huang
Ellington Management Group
James L. Iker
The JBG Companies
Robert Ivanhoe
Greenberg Traurig
Andrew L. Jagoda
Katten Muchin Rosenman
Richard D. Jones
Dechert
Randi Kahn
SFG Capital
Daniel Katz
SDN Management
John Khoury
Long Pond Capital
Phil Kianka
Chambers Street Properties
Steven A. Kohn
Cushman & Wakefield Sonnenblick-Goldman
Leonard I. Korman
Korman Commercial Properties
Robert D. Lane, Jr.
Stevens & Lee
Robert T. Lapidus
L&L Holding Company
Scott J. Lawlor
Waypoint Residential
Evan Z. Lazar
Dentons Europe CS
Keith Locker
Inlet Capital
Thomas J. Maher
Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Banking
David G. Marshall
Amerimar Realty Company
Gerald Marshall
Amerimar Enterprises
William F. Martin
Case, Pomeroy & Company, Inc.
Andrew Mathias
S.L. Green Realty Corp.
Marcus S. Meijer
Meyer Bergman
Primary Sustaining Members
Edward J. Minskoff
Edward J. Minskoff Equities
Mark S. Misencik
The Mid-America Management Corp.
Josh Morris
Davidson Kempner Capital Management
Chris Mundy
Oxford Properties
Martin D. Nass
CTPartners
David J. Neithercut
Equity Residential
Martin Newburger
KSL Capital Partners
Frank Nitschke
Prudential Real Estate Investors
Mark Nolan
Madison Development Ireland
Will Obeid
Gemini Real Estate Advisors
Andrea Olshan
Olshan Properties
Coburn Packard
Apollo Global Management
Edward S. Pantzer
Pantzer Properties
Theodore C. Pedas
Circle Management Company
Matthew A. Pestronk
Post Commercial Real Estate
Gerald Pietroforte
Alvarez and Marsal Real Estate Advisory Services
Martin D. Polevoy
DLA Piper
Robert M. Pollack
Marcus & Pollack
Jeffrey S. Quicksilver
Walton Street Capital
William Rahm
Centerbridge Partners
Jacob Reiter
Verde Capital
Byron Renfro
Orchard Commercial
Robert J. Rieger
Pilot Real Estate Group
Neil I. Rodin
International Financial Co.
Charles Rosenzweig
Criterion Real Estate Capital
Howard S. Roth
Ernst & Young
David Rothenberg
Tishman Realty Corporation
Richard Ruben
Ruben Companies
David B. Rubenstein
Rubenstein Partners
Kenneth A. Ruby
Ken Ruby Construction Company
A. Sam Saegh
Acta Realty Corp.
Laura Sagues
CBRE
Bruce J. Schanzer
Cedar Realty Trust
Walter P. Schmidt
Rockwood Capital Corporation
Bruce S. Schonbraun
FTI Consulting
Jim Schroder
TriBridge Residential
Martin Selig
Martin Selig Real Estate
Robert K. Shasha
The Cotswold Group
Shimon Shkury
Ariel Property Advisors
Barry Sholem
MSD Capital
Glen B. Siegel
Belvedere Capital
Robert A. Silverman
Cozen O’Connor
Michael Sklaroff
Ballard Spahr
Craig H. Solomon
Square Mile Capital Management
Gregory L. Steinhauer
American Life
Eric L. Stern
Morgan Lewis & Bockius
Andrew Stewart
Argosy Real Estate
Gerard H. Sweeney
Brandywine Realty Trust
Robert S. Taubman
The Taubman Company
Christophe Terlizzi
First Niagara Bank
William Tresham
Ivanhoe Cambridge
Robert K. Vahradian
GoldenTree InSite Partners
Josh Wechter
Jamestown Properties
Bryan S. Weingarten
WP Realty
David Welsh
Normandy Real Estate Partners
Gregory A. White
Prima Capital Advisors
Kavindi Wickremage
Harvard Management Company
Ed Wideman
Susquehanna Holdings Co., Ltd.
Seth Wise
BBX Capital
Michael B. Wisniewski
Arbor
Michael Wong
GI Partners
Joseph Yiu
ElmTree Funds
Jimmy Yung
TPG Capital
Bruce Zalaznick
RedMill Capital
Richard S. Ziman
Rexford Industrial Realty
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Member Listing by Company
A. Fisher Company
Alexander E. Fisher
Arbor Commercial Mortgage
Ivan Kaufman
Abacus Capital Group
Benjamin Friedman
The Arden Group
Joseph Caruso
Adam Sher
Craig A. Spencer
Aberdeen Asset Management
Andrew Gibbs
Katherine Schmidt Giordano
Acta Realty Corp.
A. Sam Saegh
Akerman
Dan Faust
Alex. Brown Realty
Thomas R. Burton
Jake Martin
Alliance HSP Partners/The Shidler Group
Brett Hamilton
Matt Handel
Patrick Haynes
Richard Previdi
Alvarez & Marsal Real Estate Advisory Services
Stephen Nuzzolo
Gerald Pietroforte
American Asset Corporation
Riprand Count Arco
Brian Briody
Joachim de Belgique
American Land Fund
Kelley B. Brasfield
Christine Burk
Christine Kwak
Edwin Rosenthol
American Life
Larry Ice
Jonathan Manheim
Gregory L. Steinhauer
Amerimar Enterprises
David Hagan
Joshua Maes
Gerald M. Marshall
Amerimar Realty Company
David G. Marshall
Angelo, Gordon & Company
Matt Jackson
Reid K. Liffmann
Christine Lyndon
Dana Roffman
Daniel Rudin
Adam R. Schwartz
Steve White
Apollo Global Management
Coburn Packard
Stuart Rothstein
Arbor
Michael B. Wisniewski
* Past Chairman
Argosy Real Estate
Bryan Antman
David J. Butler
Joshua Cohen
Sarah Nasuti Doelger
Zach Shipps
Andrew Stewart
Ariel Property Advisors
Shimon Shkury
Artemis Real Estate Partners
Michael Bernstein
Deborah L. Harmon
Michael Stratton
ASB Capital Management
Robert R. Bellinger
Nicolas Franzetti
Brodie Ruland
The Ashforth Company
Henry A. Ashforth III
H. Darrell Harvey
Assurant Asset Management
William R. Bintzer
Jay Brinkerhoff
AvalonBay Communities
Jonathan B. Cox
Timothy Walters
Ballard Spahr
Dominic J. De Simone
Bart Mellits
Michael Sklaroff
Raymond Truitt
The Baupost Group
Nick Azrack
James Lenhart
William Musto
BBX Capital Real Estate
Andrew Meran
Seth Wise
Belvedere Capital
Glen B. Siegel
Berkadia
Matthew Cullison
Warren Higgins
Berkeley Point Capital
Mitchell D. Clarfield
Jeff Day
BlackRock
Jack Chandler
Steve Cornet
Wayne Fitzgerald
Dan MacEachon
Kathy Malitz
Benjamin Young
Blackstone Mortgage Trust
Christopher Chee
Olivia John
Austin Pena
Steven D. Plavin
Jonathan Sizemore
Kevin Wachter
Blank Berger
Darryl Berger, Jr.
Matthew S. Blank
Sam Blank
Blank Rome
Samuel H. Becker
Blue Mountain Capital Management
Eddie Chabbott
Brandywine Realty Trust
Jeff DeVuono
Gerard H. Sweeney
Thomas E. Wirth
Brause Realty
David A. Brause
The Brookdale Group
Chip Davidson
Fred Henritze
Robert Turner
The Buccini/Pollin Group
Darren R. Anzelone
Christopher Buccini
Karl J. Wagner
Bucksbaum Retail Properties
John Bucksbaum
The Bulfinch Companies
Eric D. Schlager
C-III Capital Partners
Robert C. Lieber
Victoria Ornstein
Cale Street Partners
Edward M. Siskind
Campus Apartments
David Adelman
Daniel Bernstein
Candlebrook Properties
Neil L. Rubler
Cantor Fitzgerald
Michael Lehrman
CarVal Investors
Robert P. Perry
Member Listing by Company
Case, Pomeroy & Company, Inc.
William F. Martin
Paul Totilo
CBRE
David Adler
James Groch
CBRE
Laura Sagues
CBRE Clarion Securities
T. Ritson Ferguson
CBRE Global Investors
Alison Hawkins
Cedar Realty Trust
Bruce J. Schanzer
Centerbridge Partners
Adam Burinescu
Matt Dabrowski
Jacob Himmelrich
William Rahm
CenterSquare Investment Management
E. Todd Briddell
Chad Burkhardt
Mark Greco
Norman M. Kranzdorf
Rob Goldstein
P.J. Yeatman
Chambers Street Properties
Phil Kianka
Greg Vinson
Chatham Bay Group
Ryan Boll
Patrick Duffy
Jay Freebery
Circle Management Company
Paul Kume
Theodore C. Pedas
William Pedas
Jon Sally
Clarion Partners
Edward L. Carey
David J. Gilbert
Hugh Macdonnell
Paula Schaefer
Clay Cove Capital
Amachie K. Ackah
Colony Capital
David Belford
Convergent Capital Partners
Santosh Govindaraju
Nik Sachdev
Michael E. Warren
The Cotswold Group
Robert Y. Shasha
Cozen O’Connor
Howard Grossman
Bernard Lee
Jeffrey A. Leonard
Robert A. Silverman
James R. Williams
Credit Suisse
Kunal Doshi
Kinsey Dyckman
Criterion Real Estate Capital
Adam Falk
Charles Rosenzweig
Edward J. Minskoff Equities
Benjamin McGrath
Edward J. Minskoff
E II Capital Management
Richard Adler
Ellington Management Group
Leo Huang
ElmTree Funds
Joseph Yiu
Equity Commonwealth
David A. Helfand
Equity Industrial Partners Corporation
Lewis Heafitz
CTPartners
Martin D. Nass
Equity Residential
David J. Neithercut
Cushman & Wakefield, Inc.
Jonathan Hageman
Robert A. Knakal
Paul Massey
Ernst & Young
Howard S. Roth
Cushman & Wakefield
Alexander E. Hernandez
Dave Karson
Steven A. Kohn
Cypress Real Estate Investors
Steve Clark
Timothy Clark
Davidson Kempner Capital Management
Josh Morris
Dechert
Matthew Clark
David W. Forti
Richard D. Jones
Jason S. Rozes
Jay Zagoren
Dentons Europe CS
Evan Z. Lazar
Dermody Capital
Steven Karpf
DLA Piper
Jay Epstien
Martin D. Polevoy
Dune Real Estate Partners
David Beznos
Cia Buckley
Eastdil Secured
Josh King
David Lazarus
Roy Hilton March
Jeff Scott
Meagan Welch
Kenneth S. Ziebelman
Federal Reserve
Vejay Bhoopsingh
Michael Brown
William Clark
Jonathon Eck
Edson Edwards
Jonathan Levantino
Fidelity Investments
Holger Boerner
First American Title Insurance Company
Adam Cutler
David J. Feldman
Alan Gottlieb
Randall L. Scott
First Niagara Bank
Paul Cronin
Marcy Fink
Christopher Terlizzi
Steven J. Weeks
Firstrust Bank
Mark A. Duffy
Richard J. Green
Seth Mackler
Joseph Rago
Fir Tree Partners
Jarret Cohen
Jared Halperin
Zain Koita
Brian Yuen
Forest City Enterprises
Bruce C. Ratner
The Fox Companies
Jim Hovey
FTI Consulting
Bruce S. Schonbraun
Member Listing by Company
Galbreath & Company
Lizanne Galbreath-Megrue
Gazit Group USA
Chaim Katzman
Kedem Rephaeli
High Rise Capital Partners
David P. O’Connor
Mason Rippey
Himmel + Meringoff Properties
Leslie Himmel
GEM Realty Capital
Michael A. Elrad
Denise Olsen
Hines
David J. Congdon
Beth Demba
Gemini Real Estate Advisors
Will Obeid
Houlihan Lokey
Jeffrey Altman
GI Partners
Michael Wong
Hovnanian Enterprises
Ara K. Hovnanian
GIC Real Estate Inc.
Adam Gallistel
Hudson Advisors
Tessa Truex
Frederick Yee
Goldman, Sachs & Company
Jeff Barclay
Michael J. Graziano
Andrew J. Jonas
Peter A. Weidman
Greenberg Traurig
Jonathan Gelman
Robert Ivanhoe
GTIS Partners
Ed McDowell
David Pringle
Robert K. Vahradian
H/2 Capital Partners
Maury Apple
Spencer Haber
Adam Goldberg
Bryan Gross
Mourad Kattan
Jessican Lee
Jessican Overlander
Michael Siegel
William Stefko
Isadora Rothstein
Joseph Zhong
The Hankin Group
James Fuller
Michael Hankin
Chrissy Helmig
Robert S. Hankin
Michael Malloy
Inlet Capital
Keith Locker
International Council of Shopping Centers
Michael Kercheval
International Financial Co.
Neal I. Rodin
Ivanhoé Cambridge
William Tresham
Jamestown Properties
Shegun Holder
Josh Wechter
John Wilson
The JBG Companies
Moina Banerjee
Ed Chaglassian
Edward Featherstone
James L. Iker
Ashesh Parikh
James Woods
JSRE
Philip Dweck
Alen Gollender
Steven Montague
Katten Muchin Rosenman
Andrew L. Jagoda
Donald H. Siskind
Scott Vetri
Harvard Management Company
Kavindi Wickremage
Ken Ruby Construction Company
Kenneth A. Ruby
Harvest Equities
John J. Curry
Keystone Property Group
Aimee L. Alexander
William Glazer
Hersha Hospitality Trust
Naveen Kakarla
Ashish Parikh
Jay Shah
Neil H. Shah
High Real Estate Group
Mark C. Fitzgerald
Michael J. Lorelli
Kingwest & Company
Richard Fogler
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
A. Eugene Kohn
Korman Commercial Properties
Alison Korman
Leonard I. Korman
Gerald Segal
Korman Communities
Robert S. Grossman
Bradley J. Korman
Gabe Marabella
R. Scott Relick
Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel
Jay Godman
David Neveloff
Jay A. Neveloff
Neil R. Tucker
KRE Group
James Block
Jeremy Kaplan
Darin Raiken
KSL Capital Partners
Martin Newburger
Steve Siegel
L&L Holding Company
Josh Carson
Robert T. Lapidus
Laura Yablon Rappaport
Landmark Partners
Vanessa Anderson
Michelle Creed
LaSalle Investment Management
Jacques N. Gordon
Lazard
Andrew Domont
Matthew J. Lustig
Alan F. Riffkin
Alex Russo
Liberty Property Trust
Brian R. Cohen
Michael Cohen
Tony Ewing
William P. Hankowsky
Lone Star Acquisitions Europe Ltd.
John Grayken
Long Pond Capital
John Khoury
Longview Property Group
William M. Andersen
Joshua Introvatolo
Fei Xue
Lubert-Adler Management
Dean S. Adler
R. Eric Emrich
David H. Solis-Cohen III
Member Listing by Company
Mack Real Estate Group
Jonathan Goldberg
Richard Mack
Madison Development Ireland
Mark Nolan
Madison International Realty
Michael Chen
Jason Chiang
Evan Cohen
Ronald M. Dickerman
Carey J. Flaherty
Christopher Mendez
Marcus & Pollack
Robert M. Pollack
Martin Selig Real Estate
Martin Selig
McCarthy Cook
Edward W. Cook III
McDowell Properties
Jake Gentling
Ken Lee
W. Patrick McDowell
MSD Capital
Barry Sholem
Navigant Consulting
Darin L. Buchalter
R. Bruce Gamble
Normandy Real Estate Partners
David Welsh
PRG Real Estate
Steven A. Berger
Samuel C. Foster
NorthPark Management Company
David J. Haemisegger
Nancy A. Nasher
Prima Capital Advisors
Nilesh Patel
Gregory A. White
Oaktree Capital Management
Philip A. Hofmann
Jason Keller
Jimmy Zhan
Prudential Real Estate Investors
Frank Nitschke
Irene Z. McFarland
Och-Ziff Real Estate
Michael Chen
Steven Crowe
Joshua Kirkham
Michael Mirski
Steven Orbuch
RedMill Capital
Bruce Zalaznick
McGuyer Homebuilders
Frank B. McGuyer
Gary R. Tesch
Olshan Properties
Zachary Bornstein
Alison Lies
Michael Odell
Andrea Olshan
Matthew Winn
MCO Properties
Gary Greenberg
Optima, Inc.
Tara Hovey
MDF Capital
Michael D. Fascitelli
Orchard Commercial
Byron Renfro
Meadow Partners
Jeffrey M. Kaplan
Oxford Properties
Chris Mundy
Chad Remis
Mericle Commercial Real Estate Services
Robert K. Mericle
Meyer Bergman
Markus S. Meijer
The Mid-America Management Corp.
Alan M. Krause
Mark S. Misencik
George Zilich
The Milestone Group
Jeffrey Goldberg
Morgan Lewis & Bockius
Tracy L. Steele
Eric L. Stern
Morgan Properties
Brittany Morgan
Jonathan Morgan
Mitchell L. Morgan
J. Patrick O’Grady
Morgan Stanley Real Estate
Michael Givner
John Klopp
Christie Park
Post Commercial Real Estate
Zachary Klinvex
Ryan McCaffrey
Matthew A. Pestronk
Jon Robinson
Pacific Coast Capital Partners
Yon K. Cho
Kevin Chin
Jack Cooney
Karen Christina Kriegel
John W. Randall
Bryan Thornton
Pantzer Properties
Jamie Berman
Edward S. Pantzer
Jason Pantzer
Jordan Pantzer
RCP General
Jonathan A. Rosen
Related Companies
Jeff T. Blau
Stephen M. Ross
Resource Real Estate
Alan F. Feldman
Kevin Finkel
Marshall Hayes
Mehul Patel
Rexford Industrial
Richard S. Ziman
Robert K. Futterman & Associates
Jeffrey Fishman
Rockpoint Group
Keith B. Gelb
Rockwood Capital Corporation
Richard A. Kramer
Antonio Larino
Walter P. Schmidt
Royal Abstract of New York
Martin Kravet
RREEF Real Estate
Todd Henderson
Ruben Companies
Richard Ruben
John Schrenker
Paramount Group
Albert P. Behler
Chris Chao
Daniel Lauer
Dave Zobel
Rubenstein Partners
Steve Card
Daniel Doyon
David B. Rubenstein
Eric George Schiela
Pilot Real Estate Group
Robert J. Rieger
Samuel Zell Foundation
Samuel Zell
PNC Bank
Andrew D. Coler
Lloyd D. Eason
Marcy Goldshear
Andrew Siwulec
Savills Studley
Jeffrey Baker
Jeffrey H. Cooper
Member Listing by Company
SDN Management
Daniel Katz
Noah Katz
SFG Capital
Randi Kahn
Sherwood Equities
Jeffrey Katz
Shorenstein Properties
Douglas W. Shorenstein
Siguler Guff & Co.
James Corl
The Silverfern Group
Andy Isikoff
Silverstein Properties
Martin Burger
Simon Property Group
David Simon
SL Green Realty Corporation
Jonathon Blackwell
Brett Herschenfeld
Andrew Mathias
David Schonbraun
Isaac Zion
Square Mile Capital Management
Jeffrey B. Citrin
Craig H. Solomon
Starwood Capital Group
Jeffrey Shuster
Barry S. Sternlicht
Carl Tash
Scott Wolstein
Stevens & Lee
Robert D. Lane, Jr.
Stoltz Real Estate Partners
Michael Connolly
Keith D. Stoltz
Studley
Michael D. Colacino
Neil Levy
H. Hetherington Smith
Susquehanna Holdings Co., Ltd.
William Lee
Robert Purdon
Chris Wideman
Edmund Wideman
Laura Wideman
Matthew Wideman
Taconic Investment Partners
Kevin Davis
The Taubman Company
Robert S. Taubman
Thackeray Partners
Joseph Chu
Troy Daniel
Anthony W. Dona
Ryan Stempf
Tishman Realty Corporation
Alex Berman
Zeke Faham
Obaid Khan
David Rothenberg
Tishman Speyer Properties
Tiago Correia
Anil Erdem
Mike Daschle
Paul De Martini
Natalia Macias
Toll Brothers
Christopher Clement
Charles L. Elliott
John R. McCullough
TriBridge Residential
Jim Schroder
TPG Capital
Jimmy Yung
Two Trees Management Co.
Anne Carson Blair
Bonnie Campbell
Sam Charney
David Lombino
Amish Patel
Marina Trejo
Jed Walentas
UBS
Kathleen Gleason Donovan
David McNamara
David Nass
Oliver Striker
UDR
Mari Akers
Harry Alcock
Andrew Cantor
Verde Capital
Christine Carpenter
Maureen Menarde
Jacob Reiter
Vornado Realty Trust
Michael J. Franco
W. P. Carey
Katie Barthmaier
Trevor Bond
Chad Edmonson
Gino Sabatini
Thomas E. Zacharias
Walton Street Capital
Jeffrey S. Quicksilver
Waypoint Residential
Scott J. Lawlor
Wells Fargo Bank
William M. Cotter
Jan La Chapelle
David M. Martin
David Pioch
Wells Fargo Commercial Mortgage Banking
Thomas J. Maher
Thompson A. Maher
WP Realty
Bryan S. Weingarten
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Real Estate Department Faculty
Standing
Secondary
Emeritus
Gilles Duranton
Dean’s Chair in Real Estate Professor, Chairman,
Real Estate Department
Research interests: The costs and benefits
of cities, transportation, urban growth, urban
policies
Robert P. Inman
Richard King Mellon Professor of Finance;
Chairman, Department of Business Economics &
Public Policy; Professor of Real Estate and Business
Economics & Public Policy; Senior Fellow, Leonard
Davis Institute of Health Economics
Research interests: Public finance, political
economy, urban fiscal policy
Jack Guttentag
Professor Emeritus of Finance
Fernando V. Ferreira
Associate Professor of Real Estate and Business
Economics & Public Policy
Research interests: Urban economics and real
estate; public economics
Joseph Gyourko
Martin Bucksbaum Professor of Real Estate,
Finance, and Business Economics & Public Policy
Nancy Nasher and David Haemisegger Director,
Zell/Lurie Real Estate Center
Research interests: Real estate finance;
urban and real estate economics; Chinese and
American housing markets
Jessie Handbury
Assistant Professor of Real Estate
Research interests: International trade; industrial organization; urban economics
Todd Sinai
Professor of Real Estate and Business Economics &
Public Policy
Research interests: Risk and pricing in housing markets; taxation of real estate and capital
gains; commercial real estate and real estate
investment trusts; real estate and public economics
Susan M. Wachter
Albert Sussman Professor of Real Estate, Professor
of Finance
Research interests: Real estate economics;
urban economics; housing finance
Maisy Wong
Assistant Professor of Real Estate
Research interests: Real estate economics;
public economics; development economics
Peter Linneman
Emeritus Professor of Finance and Business and
Public Policy
Research interests: Real estate finance and
strategy; mergers and acquisitions
Michael S. Knoll
Theodore K. Warner Professor of Law; Professor of
Real Estate; Co-director, Center for Tax Law and
Policy
Research interests: Corporate finance; corporate and financial law; finance; income taxation;
international trade; real estate transactions; tax
law; tax policy
Anita A. Summers
Emeritus Professor of Public Policy and
Management, Real Estate, and Education
Research interests: Urban economic development, urban public finance, educational finance
Janice F. Madden
Professor of Urban Studies, Regional Science,
Sociology, and Real Estate; Associate Chairman,
Department of Sociology
Research interests: Urban and
regional economics, labor markets, gender and
race, demography
Sam Chandan
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Real Estate
Affiliated
Stuart Ebby
Lecturer in Real Estate
Marja Hoek-Smit
Founder and Director, International Housing
Finance Program; Adjunct Professor of Real Estate
Research interests: Housing markets, housing
finance systems, real estate development, urban
and housing policy and subsidy systems with a
focus on emerging market economies and developing countries
Alan Feldman
Lecturer in Real Estate
Michelle Felman
Lecturer in Real Estate
Robert D. Lane, Jr.
Lecturer in Real Estate
Research interests: Commercial leasing; zoning and land use; boundary law; real estate taxation; real estate development; negotiation and
structuring of international transactions
Asuka Nakahara
Lecturer in Real Estate
Associate Director, Zell/Lurie Real Estate
Center
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