I’m excited to share news of my promotion to Associate Professor at @TerryCollege@universityofga. As I step into this role today, I’d like to thank my mentors, collaborators, colleagues, and family for their unwavering support. (1/2)
AREUEA's Pipeline Scholar Initiative is looking for college students or recent graduates with a demonstrated interest in research in real estate or urban economics to join us at the National Conference (June 1-2).
You can find more info and apply here: https://t.co/pcOpl7ZUzP
Cool opportunity for early-career people with an interest in urban econ and real estate finance. We are an ambitious, but friendly department in the middle of exciting London! Pls apply and retweet! @LSEGeography@CEP_LSE#EconTwitter https://t.co/VNeddyb8OE
🎙 New @DenselySpeaking pod with @greg_shill, interviewing Peter Norton, author of the new book AUTONORAMA: THE ILLUSORY PROMISE OF HIGH-TECH DRIVING as well as FIGHTING TRAFFIC: THE DAWN OF THE MOTOR AGE IN THE AMERICAN CITY https://t.co/LwmVbehfHr
Number of published articles by leading #UrbanEcon field journals @JUrbanEcon & @RegScUrbEc (data from websites). I wonder who is on the right track here. Should @RegScUrbEc publish more or less? Genuinely interested so, pls retweet and participate in the poll below #EconTwitter
Hello Twitter friends! Introducing AREUEA, the American Real Estate & Urban Economics Association. We're a membership organization for researchers who study real estate & cities. Follow us for info on conferences, Real Estate Economics journal, & more!
#EconTwitter#AREUEA: Know anyone that’s intellectually curious, passionate about real estate, and potentially interested in pursuing a PhD? Please have them contact me ([email protected]) to discuss the Real Estate PhD program in the Terry College of Business @universityofga
Co-authored paper on housing supply elasticity in India with @ArnabDu27250788 @keynesianr
to be presented at #ASSA2022 in a session chaired by
@ruchi_econ
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Paper is here: https://t.co/FFsduIqpwe…
@USCPrice@LuskCenter @PlanningUOM @CSEP_Org
@ndreas_f@damensven Haven't worked with the new codebook and the updated data. As @ndreas_f mentioned, the pattern was what we would expect in the original data using the old codebook.