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A Review of "A Rage In Harlem"
For the Summer Issue of Oculus, a publication of the the New York AIA, Marc Norman reviews, “A Rage in Harlem: June Jordan and Architecture” by Nikil Saval, with introduction by Sarah M. Whiting; produced by Ken Stewart, Paige K. Johnston, and Kat Chavez Co-published by the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and Sternberg Press
GSEs, DEI, ESG and Affordability
GSEs, DEI, ESG and Affordability
Such a great conversation with David Benson, President of Fannie Mae. Thanks to the Economic Club of New York for inviting me to moderate and for fostering discussions with amazing leaders across industries. It is great to see conversations about the racial wealth gap, housing opportunity, support for diverse leadership and green and social bonds brought to the forefront. All issues we discuss,…
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MRED+D LECTURE: A CONVERSATION ON EQUITABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSIVITY BY DESIGN WITH MARC NORMAN
As the Spring 2022 MRED+D Bernadette Ma Distinguished Visiting Fellow in Real Estate, I will be in dialog with faculty, students and guests at UC Berkeley’s College of Environmental Design on Monday, March 7, 2022 at 6:30pm PST. More information about the talk can be found at this link.
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Ideas and Action talks wealth building with Sidewalk Labs, City of the Future Team
Ideas and Action talks wealth building with Sidewalk Labs, City of the Future Team
Sidewalk Labs “City of the Future” Podcast kicked off its new season focusing on Community Wealth Building. It was great to be in dialog with hosts Vanessa Quirk and Eric Jaffe on the ways economic empowerment is entering the conversation and new mechanism are creating possibilities for intergenerational wealth. Listen to the first of two episodes on innovations in wealth building and a new…
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Ann Arbor Readies Affordable Housing Sites
Ann Arbor Readies Affordable Housing Sites
An RFP for co-development partners for two publicly owned affordable housing sites has been issued. We have such a dearth of options for low and middle income renters. I’m proud of Ann Arbor voters for passing an affordable housing millage to support these efforts and honored to be working with the Ann Arbor Housing Commission to model what affordable and mixed income development might look like…
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As industry leaders prepare to navigate the future of real estate, graduate and undergraduate students from Michigan Ross and across U-M presented their own visions as part of the first event organized by the Weiser Center for Real Estate at Ross.
Shaping Future Cities: Chicago
Shaping Future Cities: Chicago
Chicago is experiencing simultaneously, a new spate of explosive growth in and around the CBD and continuing decline in already disadvantaged neighborhoods. This panel sponsored by Taubman College and the new Weiser Center for Real Estate explores the innovative ways the city is linking developments throughout the city through planning, financing and strategic partnerships to model a path for…
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A Conversation with LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, September 17th, 2021
A Conversation with LA Mayor Eric Garcetti, September 17th, 2021
I am excited to be introducing Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti as he joins Dean Jonathan Massey in conversation around housing affordability. In this challenging time and in the midst of a global pandemic, cities are leading in policy innovation and the repositioning of jobs, transportation, housing and retail. As one of the nation’s largest cities, Los Angeles provides lessons for combatting a…
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Relaunch of Harvard Design Magazine
Relaunch of Harvard Design Magazine and Kick off event
The Harvard Design Magazine has just published issue #48: America. As part of the relaunch there will be panel discussion next Tuesday, March 23 at 7:30pm Eastern with the editors, and authors in this issue. I’ll be in dialog with guest editors Mark Lee and Florencia Rodriguez, and authors, Paul Anderson, Neeraj Bhatia, and Maite Borjabad Lòpez-Pastor. Information for the magazine and the…
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Dialogues around Food ACCESS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Dialogues around food access, entrepreneurship and economic development, March 11, 2021. Join Mimi Fritz, President and CEO of the Grand Rapids Downtown Market and Ted Spitzer, President of Market Ventures in dialog with Marc Norman
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, food centered business and economic development together in one structure. This event is…
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New Offerings and New Directions for REal Estate at Taubman College
New Offerings and New Directions for REal Estate at Taubman College
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 coordinating the new minor and the Graduate Certificate in Real Estate. Learn more about real estate at the…
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Inclusivity by design - solutions for cities in and after a pandemic
Inclusivity by design – solutions for cities in and after a pandemic
Explore the ways we can provide access, affordability and opportunity in U.S. cities. Experts weigh in on strategies and address historic inequities as well potential solutions for overcoming our current crises. Part of Gensler’s ongoing efforts in research and insight. Watch the entire video by clicking on the image.
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Reframing Housing Development and Reducing the Cost of Development REFRAMING HOUSING DEVELOPMENT: HOW CHANGES IN DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND REGULATION COULD REDUCE THE COST OF HOUSING…
The Egalitarian Metropolis: New Maps, Metrics and Modalities Supported by the Michigan-Mellon Project on the Egalitarian Metropolis, “Mapping the Egalitarian Metropolis: Spaces of Hope” featured work by six interdisciplinary research teams led by…
The Covid Crisis and Housing Markets What does our current public health crisis mean for renters, particularly as expiration dates for eviction moratoriums approach. I discuss these and other issues on Michigan Radio's Stateside with April Baer. Listen here.
Seminar Explores Disruptions in Real Estate and Development
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’ can understand and direct…
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Marc Norman and Kate Asher in Dialog on Housing and Equitable Development. Listen to our podcast episode on all things housing and finance. In conversation with the amazing Kate Asher, we have a wide ranging discussion on land use and cost as it relates to housing and street real estate, multifaceted strategies for development, finance, and community engagement.