| Current Position |
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1998- |
Harvard University,
Cambridge, MA
Michael D. Spear Professor of Real Estate Development,
Department of Urban Planning and Design, Graduate School
of Design. Director of the real estate programs at the Design
School. Coordinator of the university-wide Real Estate Academic
Initiative at Harvard created in 2003. |
Education |
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1980 |
University
of Cambridge,
Cambridge, England
Ph.D., 1980, Department of Land Economy. Member of
Magdalene College. Dissertation: Economic Evaluation
of Incremental and Planned Suburban Growth. |
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1973 |
Harvard Graduate
School of Business Administration, Boston, MA.
Received MBA with concentration in Finance and Real Estate.
Combination of Law School and Design School courses relating
to real estate, planning and housing. Organist-Choral Director
at Pilgrim Congregationalist Church in Lexington, MA. |
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1970 |
Yale University,
New Haven, CT.
Graduated Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude, and with Exceptional
Distinction in Economics with a BA in economics. Member of
Book & Snake (senior society) and Whiffenpoofs of
1970; accompanist and soloist for Yale Glee Club. Musical
Director of Yale Alley Cats. |
Academic Experience |
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1986-98 |
University
of Southern California,
Los Angeles, CA
Director, Lusk Center for Real Estate Development and Academic
Director, Master of Real Estate Development Program in the
School of Urban Planning and Development. Responsible
for curriculum, faculty hiring and student admissions.
Also, Chair of MAI-approved Graduate Appraisal Degree Program.
Principal courses taught: Real Estate Finance, Development
Processes and Complex Deal Structuring. |
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1981 |
Stanford University,
Palo Alto, CA
Visiting professor of real estate and regional science
in MBA. program of the Graduate School of Business |
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1978-85 |
Southern Methodist
University,
Dallas, TX
Assistant Professor of Real Estate and Regional Science,
Masters of Business Administration and undergraduate programs,
Cox Business School. Professor in Oxford University Summer
Program, Queens College, 1980 |
Professional Experience |
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1977-
present |
Peiser Corporation,
Dallas, Texas and Los Angeles |
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Partner in the
Southern California Industrial Fund, a $100 million fund
established to purchase “value added” industrial
properties in Southern California. 1996-present.
Developer of 45 unit low-income housing project in Santa
Monica, CA financed with a combination of tax-credits, California
State RHCP loan, CRA loan, and city assistance. Brought
in Volunteers of America to be non-profit sponsor. 1993.
Coordinator of master planning and development of the
University of Dallas property, 350 acres. 1989.
Owner/developer of 158 unit moderate income apartment
project in Dallas financed by FNMA Housing Revenue Bonds.
1985.
Lead economic consultant in charge of master planning and strategic development
for Cityplace, a 160 acre corporate headquarters and mixed use development of
Southland Corporation (owner of 7-11 chain), adjacent to downtown Dallas. 1985.
Consultant to University of Dallas, Board of Trustees,
on development of 350 acres adjoining the university's campus.
1986. |
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Selected consulting
clients:
U.S. Army
First Interstate Bank
First National Bank of Ft. Worth
Pacific Coast Banking School
Wells Fargo Bank
The Newhall Land and Farming Co.
General Crude Oil Co.
Henry S. Miller Co.
Texas Management Company
MacNeil-Lehrer News
U.S. Homes
Lexus Development Co.
Coldwell-Banker
J.L. Scott Enterprises
HUD - Office of Planning, Development & Research
CAPCON Properties
General Electric Credit Corp
Goldrich & Kest
John Hancock Life Insurance Co.
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1975-77 |
Peiser Corporation
- Doyle Stuckey Homes,
Houston, Texas
Home-building general partnership. Built and sold 26 homes
in the semi-custom home market. Member of Greater Houston
Homebuilder Association. Active on Consumer Affairs Committee. |
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1974-75 |
Gerald D. Hines
Interests,
Houston, Texas
Houston-based investment builder (Galleria, Pennzoil Place,
Sugarland New Town). Analyst for new development proposals.
Project involvement in downtown office highrise (future Republic
National Bank Tower) and 7500-acre new town |
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1973 |
Llewelyn-Davies
and Associates,
NYC and London
Summer associate: internal management consultant to 150
person planning and architecture firm operating on six continents.
Professional planner on large-scale developments in Shelter
Island, N.Y.; Cardiff, Wales; Tehran, Iran. |
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1972 |
T. Rowe Price
and Associates,
Baltimore, Maryland
Summer associate: research analyst for future home office
location and real estate stocks. |
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1970-71 |
Department
of City Planning,
New York City
Professional Planner. Assistant to the Director of the
Housing Section. Major study on housing maintenance leading
to changes in the rent control law and zoning ordinance.
Prepared staff positions on housing projects before the
Planning Commission. |
Books |
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Professional
Real Estate Development: the ULI Guide to the Business,
2nd Edition, with Anne Frej, Washington, D.C.: The Urban
Land Institute, 2003.
Alternative Futures for Changing Landscapes: the Upper
San Pedro River Basin in Arizona and Sonora, with Carl
Steinitz et al, Island Press, Washington, D.C., 2003.
Reducing Crime through Real Estate Development and Management,
edited by Marcus Felson and Richard Peiser, Washington,
D.C.: The Urban Land Institute, 1998.
Professional Real Estate Development: the ULI Guide
to the Business, Washington, D.C.: The Urban Land Institute
and Chicago: Dearborn Financial Press, 1992.
Strategies and Structure of Real Estate Development
Firms: Lessons from Management Research, with Arvind
Bhambri, David Dale-Johnson, and Peter Kreiner, Washington,
D.C.: The Urban Land Institute, 1991.
Special Districts: A Useful Technique for Financing
Infrastructure, with D. Porter and B. Lin, Washington,
D.C., The Urban Land Institute, 1987.
Financing Infrastructure to Support Community Growth,
with D. Porter, Urban Land Institute, Development Component
Series, Washington, D.C., 1984. |
Research Articles |
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"Crime and
Town Centers: Are Downtowns more dangerous than suburban
shopping nodes?" with Jiaqi Xiong, Journal of Real
Estate Research, forthcoming 2003.
"Non-performing Loan Resolution in China", Journal
of Real Estate Portfolio Management, with Bing Wang,
Fall/Winter 2002, Vol. 8, No. 4, 2002, pp. 115-127.
Decomposing Urban Sprawl, Town Planning Review,
vol. 72, No. 3, July, 2001, pp. 275-298
The Fallout from Federal Low-Income Housing Preservation
Programs: A Case Study in Estimating Damages, Housing
Policy Debate, Vol. 10, Issue 2, 1999, pp. 371-393.
Structuring Real Estate Deals with Institutional Financial
Partners, Real Estate Review, Winter, 1999, pp.
3-11.
The Risk and Return Characteristics of REITs 1993-1997,
with Jun Chen, Real Estate Finance, Vol. 16, No.
1, Spring, 1999, pp. 61-68.
Is it possible to build financially successful new towns?
The Milton Keynes Experience Urban Studies, Vol.
36, No. 10, Sept. 1999, pp. 1679-1705.
"Crime and Real Estate: Unhappy Bedfellows," in Reducing
Through Real Estate Development and Management, edited
by Marcus Felson and Richard Peiser, Washington, D.C., The
Urban Land Institute, 1998,. ix-xii.
"Situational Crime Prevention in Industrial Parks," with
Alain Chang, in Reducing Crime through Real Estate and
Management, edited by Marcus Felson and Richard Peiser,
Washington, D.C., the Urban Land, 1998, pp. 137-145.
Public-Private Joint Ventures for high Volume Retailers:
Who Benefits? with Allan Kotin. Urban Studies, Vol.
34, No. 12, 1997, pp. 1971-1986.
Real Estate Development and Crime Prevention Needs, chapter
in Business and Crime Prevention, edited by Marcus
Felson and Ronald V. Clarke, Criminal Justice Press, Monsey,
New York, 1997, pp. 231-248.
Using Master Planning Expert Panels to Achieve Planning
Objectives, with Arthur C. Nelson, Journal of the American
Planning Association, Autumn, 1997, Vol. 63, No. 4,
pp. 439-453.
Saving the Family Farm, with Robert Baldwin, Urban
Land, December, 1996, pp. 48-49.
The Jury is out on Entertainment Retail, Lusk Review
for Real Estate Development and Urban Transformation,
Vol. II, No. 1, Summer 1996, pp. 5-8.
Understanding the Asian Real Estate Markets, with Elena
Nekroutman, Lusk Review for Real Estate Development and
Urban Transformation, Vol. 1, No. 1, Fall, 1995,
pp. 22-34.
Increasing Housing Opportunities in Suburban Shopping
Centers: South Coast Town Center Case Study, with Ken Beck,
Glenn Hickman and Tim Siegel, Housing in Suburban Subcenters,
Urban Land Institute, 1995.
Does the Land Market Break Down for Contaminated Properties?
Journal of Property Research, 1994, Vol. 11, pp.
145-158.
The Private Value of Public Open Space within Subdivisions,
with Gregory M Schwann, Journal of Architecture and Planning
Research, Vol. 10, No. 2, Summer, 1993, pp. 91-104.
Optimizing Land Use in Multi-use Projects, with
Ehud Mouchly, Real Estate Review, Vol. 23, No. 2,
Summer, 1993, pp. 79-85.
Housing Markets and Patterns, with William Baer and Lee
Fairman. Chapter in Rediscovering Urban America:
Perspectives on the 1980s (edited by Jack Sommer and
Don Hicks, published by U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban
Development, Office of Policy Development and Research),
1993.
Lessons for Value Creation in Master-Planned Communities
and Large-scale Mixed-Use Projects, with Ehud Mouchly,
Urban Land, August, 1993, pp. 16-20.
Retreat from Homeownership: A Comparison of the Generations
and the States, with Dowell Myers, Gregory Schwann and
John Pitkin, Housing Policy Debate, Vol. 3, Issue
4, 1992, 945-975.
"Gordon Cameron, 1937-1990, Land Economics, Vol.
68, No. 2, May, 1992, pp. 129-138.
Urban Sprawl, Density, and Accessibility, with Eric Heikkila,
Papers in Regional Science, Vol. 71, No. 2, 1992,
pp. 127-138.
Density and Urban Sprawl:Reply, Land Economics,
November, 1990, pp. 469-473.
Who Plans America: Planners or Developers? Journal
of the American Planning Association, Autumn, 1990,
pp. 496-503; reprinted in Classic Readings in Real Estate
and Development, edited by Jay Stein, ULI, 1996.
Residential Property Values, the CBD and Multiple Nodes:
Further Analysis, with H. Richardson, P. Gordon, M. Jun,
D. Dale-Johnson and E. Heikkila, Environment and Planning
A, Volume 22, 1990, pp. 829-833.
Density and Urban Sprawl, Land Economics, Vol.
65, No. 3 (August, 1989), pp. 194-204.
Corporate Real Estate Investments and Hurdle Rates of
Return, Real Estate Review, Vol. 18, No. 4 (Winter, 1989),
pp. 16-21.
What Happened to the CBD-Distance Gradient?: Land Values
in a Polycentric City, with E. Heikkila, P. Gordon, D.
Dale-Johnson, J. Kim, and H. Richardson (Urban Economics
Research Group), Environment and Planning A, Vol.
21 (1989), pp. 221-232.
The Decline of Housing Revenue Bond-Financed Development,
The Real Estate Finance Journal, (Spring, 1988),
pp. 54-65.
Calculating Equity-Neutral Water and Sewer Impact Fees,
Journal of the American Planning Association, (Winter,
1988), pp. 38-48. Reprinted in Arthur C. Nelson, Development
Impact Fees: Policy Rationale, Practice, Theory and Issues,
Chicago: Planners Press, pp. 324-338, 1988.
The Determinants of Nonresidential Urban Land Values,
Journal of Urban Economics, Vol. 22 (1987), pp. 340-360.
Choosing Among Alternative Financing Structures: The Developer's
Dilemma, with David C. Ling, Real Estate Review,
Vol. 17, No. 2 (Summer, 1987), pp. 39-46.
Homeownership Returns, Tenure Choice and Inflation, with
Lawrence Smith, AREUEA Journal, Vol. 13, No. 4, (Winter,
1985) pp. 343-360.
Evaluating the Effect of Development Cost Changes, Real
Estate Review, Vol. 15, No. 2 (Summer, 1985), pp. 40-42.
Prototype Development Study Critiqued, Journal of
the American Planning Association, Letters to the editors,
Autumn 1985, pp. 513-514.
Does It Pay to Plan Suburban Growth? Journal
of the American Planning Association, Autumn, 1984,
pp. 419-433.
Risk Analysis in Land Development, AREUEA Journal,
12, Vol. No. 1 (Spring 1984) pp. 12-29.
Land Use vs. Road Network Design in Community Transport
Cost Evaluation, Land Economics, Vol. 60, No. 1
(February 1984) pp. 95-109.
Financial Feasibility Models in New Town Development:
Risk Evaluation in the United States, Town Planning
Review, Vol. 55, No. 1 (January, 1984), pp. 75-90.
Reprinted in Rivista di Urbanistica.
Transportation Evaluation in Community Design: An
Extension with Equilibrium Route Assignment, Transportation
Research Record, published by the National Academy of
Sciences: Transportation Research Board, Vol. 940,
1984, pp. 33-43.
Phasing of Income-Producing Properties, with Scott Andrus.
Interfaces, Vol. 13, No. 5 (October 1983), cover
article, pp. 1-9.
Partnership Allocations in Real Estate Joint Ventures,
Real Estate Review, Vol. 13, No. 3 (Fall 1983), pp.
46-54.
Allocating Common Costs in Multiuse and Multiphase Developments
with Kenneth Ferris. Real Estate Review, Vol. 13,
No. 1 (Spring 1983), pp. 74-79.
Life-Cycle Changes in Small Family Businesses, with Leland
M. Wooten, Business Horizons, Vol. 26, No. 3 (May/June
1983), pp. 58-65.
Income Taxation and Price-Level Adjusted Mortgages, with
Kenneth Ferris and Robert Rene, Housing Finance Review,
Vol. 2, No. 1 (January 1983), pp. 1-17.
The Economics of Municipal Utility Districts for Land
Development, Land Economics, Vol. 59, No. 1 (February
1983), pp. 43-57.
Changing Patterns in Homeowning and Renting: A Response
to Economic Incentives, with William B. Brueggeman, The
Appraisal Journal, Vol. L, No. 3 (July 1982), pp. 410-416.
Land Development Regulations: A Case Study of Dallas
and Houston, Texas, AREUEA Journal, Vol. 9,
No. 4 (Winter 1981), pp. 397-417.
Housing Choice and Relative Tenure Prices, with William
Brueggeman, Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis,
Vol. XIV, No. 4. November 1979. pp. 735-751. |
Other Publications |
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"Fitting
In: Farmland Preservation and Conservation Land Development,"
with Markley Bavinger, Urban Land, July 2003, pp.
38-43.
Editor, Special Joint Issue, Real Estate Issues and
Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management, published
by the Counselors of Real Estate and the American Real Estate
Society, Fall/Winter 2002, Vol 27 Nos 3 and 4 and Vol. 8,
No. 4, pp. vii-ix.
Hangzhou Studio Report: Alternative Futures for the
West Lake, Hangzhou, China, with Carl Steinitz, published
by Harvard Graduate School of Design, Cambridge, Massachusetts,
2001.
“Red tape and housing costs: How regulation affects
new residential development,” by M.I. Luger and K.
Temkin, Book Review, Journal of the American Planning
Association, 2001.
Environment, land use and urban policy, Edited by D.
Banister, K. Button, and P. Nijkamp, Book Review, Regional
Science and Urban Economics, forthcoming 2001.
Houston Can Have Prettier Streets, editorial, Houston
Chronicle, February 11, 2001, p. 4C.
Real Estate Development, International Encyclopedia
of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Pergamon Press,
2000.
Financial Analysis for New Apartment Development, with
Kenneth Beck, in Multifamily Housing Development Handbook,
Washington, D.C.: The Urban Land Institute, 2000.
The Impact of Technology, with Ehud Mouchly, Urban
Land:Tech Trends Supplement, October, 1999, pp. 6-13.
Reston Revisited, with Gang Yu, Lusk Review, Spring/Summer
1998, Vol. IV, No. 1, pp. 44-53.
Introduction: the Future of Central Cities, Lusk Review,
Fall, 1997, Vol. III, No. 2, pp. 6-10.
Interviews for the Lusk Review for Real Estate Development
and Urban Transformation:
Raymond L. Watson, with Soumyajit Mukherjee, Vol. IV,
No. 1, 1998, pp. 34-43.
Gerald D. Hines,, with Tom OBrien, Vol. III, No. 2,
Fall, 1997, pp. 87-92.;
Sheldon Gordon, with Roland Strobel, Vol. II, No. 1,
Summer, 1996, pp. 9-17.
Interview: Eli Broad, with J. Stark, Vol. 1, No. 1,
Fall, 1995, pp. 88-92.
California Votes No on the Future, L.A. Times,
Commentary, June 23, 1994.
Urban Design Workshop for a Mercado in Long Beach, Final
Report for the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency, with
Tridib Banerjee, William Baer, and Ken Beck, Lusk Center,
1995.
Market Feasibility for a Mercado in Long Beach, Phase
I Report for the Long Beach Redevelopment Agency, with
Ken Beck and Manny Perez, Lusk Center, 1994.
Quick Recovery is Paramount, L.A. Times, Commentary,
Friday, Jan. 28, 1994.
Affordable Housing Issue Must Transcend Politics, Daily
News, Viewpoint, pp. 1,4, January 5, 1992.
Are You Up to the Development Challenge? Real Estate
Today, May, 1990, pp. 66-68.
Affordability is Still the Big Question, Los Angeles
Times, April 2, 1990, p. B5.
Review of Journal of Real Estate Research, Journal
of Planning Education and Research, Vol. 8, No. 3, 1989,
pp. 204-205.
Review of AREUEA Journal, Journal of Planning
Education and Research, Vol. 8, No. 2, 1989, pp. 113-114.
Santa Monica's Colorado Place Agreement, with Rita Fitzgerald
in Development Agreements, edited by Douglas Porter
and Lindell Marsh, Washington, D.C.: The Urban Land Institute,
1989, pp. 40-47.
Development (Dis)Agreements at Colorado Place, with Rita
Fitzgerald, Urban Land, Vol. 47, No. 7 (July 1988),
pp. 2-5.
Caps Set the Wrong City Limits, with Lowdon Wingo, Los
Angeles Times, October 11, 1987, Opinion Section, pp.1-2.
Reprinted in Commentary: Why Growth Caps Don't Work, Chico
News and Review, January 7, 1988.
Can Development Be Taught in the Classroom?, Urban
Land, Vol. 46, No. 7 (July 1987), pp. 2-5.
Portsmouth Hospital Site: An Evaluation of Disposition
Strategies for the Portsmouth Hospital Foundation, Urban
Land Institute, Panel Advisory Service Report, edited by
Jane Buckwalter and Nancy Stewart, 1985.
Economies of Scale in Water and Sewer Construction Costs
to New Subdivisions, with Ron Welch. Technical
Report No. 885-1M-490, Texas Real Estate Research Center,
1985.
Getting Up to Speed on Personal Computers, Urban Land,
Jan. 1985, pp. 36-37.
Infrastructure Financing in Austin, Texas, Urban Land,
December, 1983.
Advertising: Handle With Care, Real Estate
Today, Vol. 16, No. 8 (October 1983), pp. 35-36.
Capitalization Rates, Inflation, and Investment Analysis
in U.S. Real Estate, International Real Estate
Journal, Vol. 3, No. 1, (1983), pp. 20-27. Reprinted
in the Appraisal Review Journal, Vol. 6, No. 1 (Spring-Summer
1983), pp. 43-50.
"To Buy or Not to buy Another House, Real Estate Today,
Vol. 15, No. 5 (May 1982), pp. 41-44.
GEM: Flawed Jewel? Mortgage Banking,
Vol. 43, No. 1 (October 1982), pp. 58-63.
Optimizing Profits from Land Use Planning, Urban Land,
Vol. 41, No. 9 (September 1982), pp. 6-10.
Lot Costs Compared in Dallas and Houston, Tierra Grande,
No. 18 (First Quarter 1982), pp. 30-32.
Multiperiod Capital Budgeting Under Conditions of Uncertainty:
An application to Large-Scale Land Development, Proceedings
of the Southwestern Finance Association, March, 1981,
pp. 27-44.
Real Estate Applications for Hand-held Calculators, Real
Estate Today. April 1980.
Foreign Investments in Texas, Texas Realtor, Vol.
32, No. 6 June 1979. (Cover Article)
An Approach for Evaluating Large Scale Development Projects,
with William Brueggeman, Capital Ideas, Columbus:
Galbraith Mortgage Company, April 1979.
Periodic columnist for Dallas Times Herald and Dallas
Morning News, 1979-80.
Housing Choices for Young Families in the '80's
Low Mortgage Rates Aren't What They Seem
Homestead Exemptions and Property Taxes
Open Space an Asset to be Preserved
The Condominium Considered: to buy or rent?
The Trauma of a New Home
Refinancing Your Home in Texas
Creative Financing for Housing in Tight Money Markets
Future Housing Prices
Condominium Conversions versus New Condominiums
Property Tax Reappraisal
Return to Homeownership and Inflation in the 1980's |
Funded Research and Studios |
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Field Studies
in Real Estate: Shanghai, China, Wise County, Texas, Derry,
New Hampshire, Sun Valley, Idaho, and Milwaukee, WI. Various
public and private sponsors, 2004.
Field Studies in Real Estate: Retail Revitalization and
Urban Fringe Land Development, International Council of
Shopping Centers and LDC Realty Services, 2002.
Field Studies in Real Estate: Retail Revitalization, School
Administration Building Redevelopment, and Exurban County
Economic Development, 2001: San Diego School District, International
Council of Shopping Centers, Committee for South Wise County
Economic Development and Growth, 2001.
Revitalizing Under-performing Shopping Centers: International
Council of Shopping Centers, Continuum Partners, Center
Trust, et al, with Will Fleissig and Martin Zogran, 2000.
“Alternative Futures for Changing Landscapes: the
Upper San Pedro River Basin,” with Carl Steinitz,
P.I., Legacy Program, Dept. of Defense and Desert Research
Institute.
Analysis of the Arizona State Land Departments Performance,
with Ehud Mouchly and William Davis, sponsored by the Goldwater
Institute, 1996-97.
Census and Economic Impact Study of the Resort Industry,
American Resort Development Association, with Peter Gordon
and William Davis, 1996-97.
The Impact of Construction Defect Litigation on Affordable
Housing, with Peter Gordon and Harry Richardson, California
Building Industry Association, 1996.
Capacity Building for Non-profit Organizations, Industrial
and Commercial Development, with Ed Blakely (P.I), Leonard
Mitchell, and David Dale-Johnson, City of Los Angeles,
1995-96.
ULI Crime Policy Forum: Crime Prevention Through Real
Estate Development and Management, Workshop bringing together
the major CPTED researchers (Crime prevention through environmental
design) with the real estate community, Sponsored by the
ULI, the National Institute of Justice, and HUD, with Marcus
Felson, 1995.
Study for the Feasibility of a Latino Marketplace, Long
Beach Redevelopment Agency, 1993-94.
Prototype Creation of GIS-based Land Information System,
with Eric Heikkila, Los Angeles County Department of Public
Works, 1992.
Analysis of the Las Vegas Real Estate Market and its Economic
Relationship to Southern California, with Ken Beck, Dowell
Myers, Harry Richardson and Terrance Clauretie, UNLV, 1991.
Strategic Management Issues in Real Estate Development
Firms, with David Dale-Johnson and Arvind Bhambri, Urban
Land Institute, 1989.
Local Government Real Estate Asset Management, with William
Baer, Urban Land Institute, Washington, D.C., 1988.
Riverside County Growth Management Study, with E. Heikkila,
P. Gordon, S. Webber and Peat Marwick/Goodkin, funded by
Riverside County Residents for Reasonable Growth Control,
1988.
Graphic Information System and CAD Applications to Real
Estate Development and Planning, Project Socrates Grant,
USC, 1986-1988.
Innovative Methods of Financing New Infrastructure, U.S.
Department of Housing and Urban Development, Grant H-559256,
8 June 1983.
Economies of Scale in the Provision of Public Utility
Services, with Ron Welch, Texas Real Estate Research Center,
1982-83.
Land Rent Gradients in a Multi-Centric City, Faculty
Research Fellowship Grant, Edwin L. Cox School of Business,
SMU, 1982.
Assessing the Impact of Government Regulation on Urban
Lot Prices, with Peter Mieszkowski, Texas Real Estate Research
Center, 1980-81.
Urban Land Development: Cost Benefit Analysis of Planned
versus Unplanned Growth, Faculty Research Fellowship Grant,
Edwin L. Cox School of Business, 1980.
"Racial Living Patterns, Commuting Costs, and Wage
Levels in Dallas, Texas," Undergraduate National Science
Foundation Grant, Yale University, 1969. |
Board Memberships and Professional
Affiliations |
American Collegiate Schools of Planning
American Planning Association
American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association
American Real Estate Society
American Realty Advisors, Trustee
Berkshire Income Realty REIT, Board of Directors, member
of Audit Committee
Birtcher, Advisory Board (past)
Business Property Council, Trustee (past)
Centerprise, Advisory Board
Dallas YMCA, Camp Grady Spruce, Trustee
Lusk Review for Real Estate Development and Urban Transformation,
Editor (Past)
Journal of Architecture and Planning Research, Editorial
Board
Journal of Property Development, Editorial Board
Journal of Real Estate Education, Editorial Board
Journal of Real Estate Portfolio Management, Co-editor (2003-)
Real Estate Research Institute, Advisory Board
Real Estate Review, Editorial Board
South Coast Botanical Garden, Trustee (past)
The Urban Land Institute, Senior Fellow, Trustee
Yale Club of Los Angeles, Trustee (past)
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Personal Background: |
Native of Houston; grew up in Dallas. Interests
include music (paid for Harvard tuition through job as organist-choir
director of Pilgrim Church in Lexington, Massachusetts),
keyboard synthesizers, music composition, golf, horseback
riding, sailing, photography, duplicate bridge (Senior Master),
skiing, and art collecting. Ancillary academic interests
include architecture (designed and built Dallas home); Victorian,
American impressionist and optical art; Japanese, English
and Italian Botanical Gardens; large-format photography,
digital video editing (AVID), computer programming and micro
computers. |
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