The article discusses research by Prof. Piskorski and James Witkin of the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate that sheds light on the extent of housing bubble fraud.
A Smoking Gun
The Economist
The article highlights job placements of the School’s Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate MBA Real Estate Program graduates.
Real Estate Training Is Hot for MBAs
Bloomberg Businessweek
Prof. Mayer discusses recent big bank settlements of mortgage–related legal disputes.
In Deal, Bank of America Extends Retreat From Mortgages
The New York Times.com
The article discusses the Paul Milstein Center’s innovative real estate curriculum. The article quotes Prof. Sagalyn and student Adam Cohen ’13.
Business Schools See the Value of Lessons in Real Estate
Financial Times.com
The article cites research co–authored by Prof. Piskorski that investigates the reasons behind the shortfall of the HAMP program.
Putting Numbers to HAMP’s Limited Impact
Bloomberg Businessweek
Prof. Sagalyn discusses the opportunities and risks associated with New York City’s Hudson Yards real estate venture.
Hudson Yards: NY’s Urban Town Within a City
Associated Press
The article mentions research by Profs. Mayer and Piskorski on the design of mortgage modification programs.
Principal Reductions Won’t Solve the Mortgage Mess
Bloomberg View
The article features several remarks made by Prof. Mayer during his testimonial before the United States Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, & Urban Affairs.
More Refinance Help on Horizon for Fannie, Freddie Homeowners?
U.S. News & World Report
Experts Discuss Housing Crisis, Solutions
The US housing market is on life support, said Professor Joseph Stiglitz at a forum sponsored by Columbia Business School, the Progressive Policy Institute, and Zillow April 4 and 5 in New York.
Prof. Meier talks to Marketplace Radio about his study that finds an association between impatience and lower credit scores.
Patience scores!
Marketplace Radio
The New York Times’ Bucks blog discusses Prof. Meier’s study on the association between impatience and lower credit scores.
Impatient? It May Be Hurting Your Credit Score
The New York Times