Category: Teaching
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Empowering New Yorkers with Knowledge on Housing
In Partnership with the Manhattan Borough President’s Office, Associate Dean Marc Norman and Schack Instructors Edward Faustin and Kendra Stensven walked community board leaders through the current state of development. Watch the presentation here As Housing Crisis Becomes More Complex, Manhattan BP Levine Offers Training on Housing to Community Boards…
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Talking New York Real Estate with Vince Rocco: Real Estate Education, Coaching & Mentoring
Talking New York Real Estate – More Network Youtube Link Marc Norman, Associate Dean at NYU’s Schack Institute of Real Estate, joined host Vince Roco on Talking New York Real Estate to make the case that succeeding in this city’s property market takes more than a licence – it takes…
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Dialogues around Food ACCESS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
On March 11, 2021 at 4pm, Mimi Fritz, President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Downtown Market and Ted Spitzer, President of Market Ventures, Inc. who helped realize the vision will be in dialog with Marc Norman. The Downtown Market is an award winning development that ties philanthropy, market economics,…
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New Offerings and New Directions for Real Estate at Taubman College and the Ross School of Business
The Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning has launched a new minor in Real Estate in collaboration with the Ross School of Business and the School of Kinesiology at the University of Michigan. Marc Norman takes on the role of Director of Real Estate Initiatives at Taubman and Faculty…
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Seminar Explores Disruptions in Real Estate and Development
This semester my graduate students at University of Michigan co-created a website to investigate how disruptions such as technological breakthroughs, climate change, financing mechanisms and pandemics affect the built environment, the underwriting model and policy. It was an education in moving instruction on-line, virtual collaboration, and the ways Urban Planners’…
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What is the Future of Impact Design Education?
Impact Design Hub asks about the future of education in a new feature series. The question? What is the future of impact design education? Or, more specifically, what will the education of impact designers look like ten years from now, in the year 2025 … Click here to see the responses…
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UPSTATE teams with Architecture, Engineering and Syracuse Parks on Field Houses
The field house renovation at Skiddy Park considers the field house as an opportunity to enhance the neighborhood, by providing a centralized space to activate. The project also engages the breadth site, providing opportunities to expand and to grow with the community. The scheme is optimized in order to be…
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Alt-81: Future Visions Featured on WSYR ABC CH9
WSYR Newsmakers Program Features Alt-81 Alt-81, a joint research initiative between the Syracuse University School of Architecture and UPSTATE: a Center for Design, Research, and Real Estate, tests opportunities for the future of urban expressways through studies of the I-81 viaduct in downtown Syracuse, NY. A site of intense interest,…
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Alt-81 at the Warehouse
In May, 2012, The Alt-81 exhibit opened at the Warehouse. City council members, neighbors, students, and university officials joined course instructors Joe Sisko, Jonathon Solomon,Marc Norman, and Peggy Tully for an afternoon of discussion about the future of this urban expressway. ( Visit: https://www.facebook.com/81alternatives for more.) The Alt-81 exhibit, which was…
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Public Private Partnerships / Financing Urban Development
PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS / FINANCING URBAN DEVELOPMENT ARC500.1 / RES 400 Instructor Marc Norman 3 Credit Hours Spring The course examines urban real estate development, including location of activities within metropolitan areas, public/private partnerships, downtown redevelopment, and affordable housing. Students gain tools to evaluate the financial feasibility and performance…