Worth constantly emphasizing the regressive nature of tariffs.

Link1: www.axios.com/2025/04/02/t...

Link 2: budgetlab.yale.edu/research/fis...

I appreciate The Cornell Daily Sun highlighting local market power, and its potential influences on affordability! There's an industrial organization project in here somewhere.
www.cornellsun.com/article/2025...

Higher education has also historically been a major export for the U.S. www.wsj.com/economy/trad...

PhD students interested in urban: Apply to join us at Tufts University for summer school July 21–23.

Learn from leading scholars, including @alvinmurphy.bsky.social, @econhist-allday.bsky.social. Get feedback on your research and meet other urban economists.

urbaneconomics.org/workshops/su...

The MIT Urban Economics Lab is hiring!! #EconSky

My postdoc supervisor at MIT, Albert Saiz, is looking for a Real Estate Postdoctoral Associate!

Apply here: careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/cl...

Please help us share this opportunity and encourage job market candidates to apply!!

A write-up of how I have leveraged the National Science Foundation's Access program for academic computing resources! access-ci.org/using-hpc-to...

This release isn't too new, but let's keep archiving those public datasets! Nice repository of information.
lil.law.harvard.edu/blog/2025/02...

Yikes

Cornell students - I'm hiring someone to help me archive and organize Federal data and to do some preliminary data exploration. This data will relate most to urban policy, household finance, and natural disasters.

Check out my job posting on Workday:
www.myworkday.com/cornell/d/in...

Get your signature on this open letter to Senate and House leadership to express opposition to removal of public federal data. Research relies on access to information!

copafs.org/copafs-sign-...

We are seeing some impact on reproducibility efforts with the transition to the new US administration. For now, I suggest that you make backups of any data that required you to actively interact with the Federal government, as there may be a delay in response times.... #openscience

Presenting my revised work on the effects of short-term housing regulation on housing affordability in the City of San Francisco — in the city of focus! #ASSA2025

short term rentals*

Crack downs on short-term rents don't always succeed in their stated policy objectives, and the design of well intended regulation continues to be a challenge. The New York story looks no different.

www.wsj.com/lifestyle/tr...

Day 2 visiting @newyorkfed.bsky.social! Working with @leeseltzer.bsky.social on a new project relating to evictions and foreclosure and looking forward to meeting with a talented group of RAs.

This Thanksgiving I'm thankful for the NSF's Access program for advanced computing resources! Check it out whether you need CPUs or GPUs. access-ci.org.

I don't have a call for papers, but lets keep the #Bluesky #EconSky momentum going!

The event was generously sponsored by Cornell Center for Real Estate and Finance, the Paul Rubacha Department of Real Estate (Cornell Baker Program in Real Estate), and the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Applied Economics and Policy area.

Last week, I had the pleasure of hosting the 2024 Cornell Real Estate Symposium with my colleagues, Dragana Cvijanović and Sean Flynn.
Thanks to Caitlin Gorback, Jacob Sagi, @arpitrage.bsky.social, Lu Han, Erica Jiang, and Kris Gerardi for sharing their fantastic work in #realestate #urbaneconomics

First two weeks of lectures down as instructor! My consulting PowerPoint experience is coming in super handy, never had such a sustained need to produce slides before. 🥵

Buying a house was hard before the pandemic. Somehow, it keeps getting harder. Could the U.S.'s strange mortgage market be to blame?
My story on how the dominance of the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is creating a housing market of haves and have-nots:
#EconSky
www.nytimes.com/2023/11/19/b...

I think economists are moving here? Sadly it doesn't seem like my non-academic interests have migrated as well.