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What do Cutting-Edge Rent Indices Tell Us About the US CRE Market?
A new rent index methodology from Columbia and CompStak uses detailed lease data to track rent changes for comparable CRE space across locations and over time, avoiding the composition biases that distort traditional measures.Stijn Van NieuwerburghEarle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor of Real Estate, Finance Division Wayne YuSVP of Data, CompStak
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Leadership in Action: CBS Veterans Making Their Mark
This Veterans Day, Columbia Business School celebrates the veteran students who bring leadership and service to our community. Meet U.S. Army veteran and MBA candidate Scotty Bartlett ’26, whose journey from Blackhawk pilot to future investment banker reflects the strength and spirit of CBS veterans.
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From Alumni Event to Closing the Deal: How the CBS Network Powered a Big Brooklyn Buy
Introduced through the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate alumni network, Jared Toothman ’12 and Syed Ali ’21 recently teamed up to acquire a premier multifamily property in Williamsburg.
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What is the Silent Depression in the US?
What is the silent depression? CBS Professor Brett House breaks down what TikTok influencers get right — and wrong — about the state of the U.S. economy.
Reimagining the Future of New York City Real Estate
The rise of remote work, declining commercial property values, and the resulting decreased tax revenue demand bold solutions.
Ray Dalio Looks to the Past to Predict the Future
As a recent guest on CBS's Value Investing With Legends podcast, Dalio discusses how he made his name in investments, the future of innovation, and the trajectory of US partisan politics.
Work to Live or Live to Work? How Macroeconomic Conditions Shape Young Workers' Priorities for Life
CBS's Professor Stephan Meier finds that favorable macroeconomic conditions cause young workers to prioritize meaningful work, while recessions prompt them to prefer high pay.
Navigating Economic Trends: How the US Stacks Up Against Other Economies in 2024
CBS Professor Brett House notes that the US avoided a recession in 2023 and has started 2024 off strongly compared to its industrialized peers.
Dark Defaults: How Choice Architecture Fueled Millions in Inadvertent Political Donations
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How New Industries Are Shaping Regulations
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2024 Economic Outlook: Navigating Growth, Real Estate Restructuring, and the Role of Generative AI
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