Find Yourself at the Center of Real Estate! The Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate provides a coveted platform for sharing expertise and strengthening networks through stimulating exchange among industry leaders, alumni, faculty, and fellow students. The Center promotes its activities and events, as well as the MBA Real Estate faculty’s intellectual leadership, and the MBA Real Estate Program. The Center is a vital resource, offering more than 40 annual programs. At a Glance of what the Center supports: 14 Courses focused on Real Estate 3 full-time and over 12 long-standing adjunct faculty 40 full-time MBA Real Estate Program students each year Real Estate Association, an active student club with over 200 members Over 250 global real estate professionals lecture in the classroom and participate in our programming
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#CBSAlum Mark Peter Davis '08 recently visited Columbia Business School to answer this question for attendees during the 16th Annual Real Estate Symposium. "My mission today is to make sure everyone in the room has a foundational understanding of what AI is and what is actually happening in the society around us," he told the crowd. See what he shared below: https://lnkd.in/epNQJsDb #CBSInsights
We invite our real estate community of students, alumni, and industry partners to join us in honoring Professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh at the Columbia Business School Practice Prize Award ceremony taking place on Wednesday, April 24th from 5:00-6:00 p.m., followed by a reception. The Practice Prize recognizes a faculty member who has made significant contributions to the practice of business and policy. The award honors Professor Van Nieuwerburgh's groundbreaking research at the intersection of housing, asset pricing, and macroeconomics that has transformed industry practices. Please RSVP below using the link below by April 22nd. We hope to see you there. https://lnkd.in/eM7kB_5G
Last week we hosted our second annual Women in Real Estate Summit, a collaboration between Columbia Business School Real Estate Association and Columbia MSRED Women in Real Estate Development (WiRED). Thank you again to our speakers, student organizers, and attendees for making this event a huge success!
MBA Candidate at Columbia Business School | Caplan Fellow | Real Estate Association Co-President
Nearly six months of planning came to a culmination last Tuesday night for the second annual Women in Real Estate Summit. This event was a partnership between Columbia Business School Real Estate Association and Columbia MSRED Women in Real Estate Development (WiRED). Our students, alumni, and other guests were fortunate to gain insights and inspiration from our keynote speaker MaryAnne Gilmartin and executive panelists Lili Luizova Tselkov, CFA, Emily Von Kohorn, and Susi Yu. Our aim was to bring our community together to cultivate meaningful conversations around around the challenges and triumphs of being a woman in this male-dominated industry, and our speakers did just that - they did a wonderful job describing their career journeys and dishing out advice for the women and allies in the room. This event wasn't possible without the planning by Mary (Beth) Finley, Felicia DeGasperis, Hilary Levitt, and most of all Laura Graffitti who tirelessly works much of the magic behind the scenes at Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate at Columbia Business School . It was such a rewarding experience working with this incredible group of women.
Thank you MaryAnne Gilmartin for your candor and insights! 👏
MaryAnne Gilmartin spoke to Columbia Business School Real Estate Association and Women in Real Estate Development Club at Columbia University Tuesday night about her career journey. As a founder, she shared her desire to recruit talent who want to work at a company that delivers impact and purpose and doesn't look like all the other real estate developers. "It's an old boys network, and maybe my legacy can be that we are a different kind of developer."
A fireside chat with Ray Dalio at Columbia Business School this week, led by MBA Real Estate Program Professor Lancaster Brian👏
Head of Content, Columbia Business School; formerly Fortune, Time Inc., Newsweek, NBC News Digital, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Manifest.
A real treat to hear the venerable Ray Dalio speak this evening at Columbia Business School, sharing his insights on topics ranging from investing, the fall of empires, transendential meditation, and why #TaylorSwift should run for #POTUS 👏
Featuring Rachel Diller '99, CIO, Bridge Workforce & Affordable Housing, Bridge Investment Group
“Over the past year, we’ve seen tremendous demand for rental housing, with over one million new renter households formed. Shockingly, four out of five of those households were rent burdened, meaning that they were paying more than 30 percent of their income on rent.” Rachel Diller, CIO Bridge Workforce & Affordable Housing. More of Rachel’s market insights here: https://hubs.la/Q02rHnMT0
Congratulations to Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh.
Congratulations to Columbia Business School Professor Stijn Van Nieuwerburgh, #CBSAlum Arpit Gupta, and current Ph.D. student Candy Martinez, on their research being cited in the 2024 Economic Report of the President. See chapter four of the report, "Increasing the Supply of Affordable Housing," to learn more about their work:
In March, Kristin Svenningsen, Managing Director of the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate, joined Professor Lancaster Brian, and 22 MBA students from the Columbia Business School Real Estate Association on their Real Estate Study Tour to India. The ambitious itinerary included 4 cities in 8 days: Mumbai, Hyderabad, Delhi and Agra. The group attended meetings, lunches, and unique site visits with firms and organizations such as Blackstone, GODREJ REAL ESTATE PRIVATE LIMITED, Brookfield Properties, PRISM JOHNSON LIMITED- RMC (INDIA) DIVISION, L&T Realty, Government of Telangana, the Economic Advisory Council & NITI Ayog, and the incredible Studio Mumbai with Founder and internationally renowned Architect Bijoy Jain. The Milstein Center also had the pleasure of partnering with the CBS alumni club of Mumbai to offer a reception at the fun and impressive The Bombay Canteen, where the General Manager presented the restaurant’s strategy and menu inspiration to students and alumni who then networked and socialized. Special thanks to the The Jerome A. Chazen Institute for Global Business for leading this initiative, Ronald Dickerman for his profound support of global and experiential learning, Professor Lancaster for his strong vision and advisory of the tour, the 3 student organizers Haneke Manoharan, Sri Valli Kommaraju and Alex Rapeport who poured endless hours into making it a success and showed terrific leadership throughout, and to all the wonderful hosts along the way who warmly welcomed our group including accomplished Columbia Business School alumni Ankur Gupta, Pirojsha Godrej, Ashutosh Poddar, CFA, Gustaf Ericson, and Neha Kamani Sundesha. Finally, the trip would not have been complete without a sunrise visit to the astounding Taj Mahal, and a short stay at the incredible Oberoi Hotels & Resorts. #realestate #columbiabusinessschool #internationalrealestate #india
Did you miss the Columbia Real Estate Symposium? Recordings are available to alumni at cbsrealestatealumni.com! Topics from the 16th annual event include: - The State of the Economy - The Impact of Changes in Office Patterns on the Health of Urban Centers - Will Artificial Intelligence Eat Real Estate? - Investment Opportunities Log into CBS RE to view the videos in the Media Center!
A well deserved highlight, Nancy Lashine '81! Congratulations on all of your accomplishments and for being such a champion of real estate Columbia Business School.
"Perfect is the enemy of the good. You can have it all, maybe not at the same time. Be patient and persistent. Your career can have many chapters." Nancy Lashine, Park Madison's founder and Managing Partner, recently participated in Institutional Real Estate, Inc.'s special feature highlighting accomplished women in the real estate sector. She shared her career experiences, while also providing perspectives on the real estate industry and guidance for fellow women professionals in the field. Check out the full interview in the link below! https://lnkd.in/e85f2eqh