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August 20, 2015

Professor Takatoshi Ito Named as Honorary Doctor at the University of Chile

 Professor Takatoshi Ito was recently named as an Honorary Doctor at the University of Chile. Details on this can be found on the University of Chile's website (Note: The article is in Spanish). 

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Takatoshi Ito

Associate Director of Research; Director, Program on Public Pension and Sovereign Funds: Center on Japanese Economy and Business

Professor (by courtesy): Finance Division

August 6, 2015

Professor Hugh Patrick's Interview with Yomiuri

 Professor Hugh Patrick, director of CJEB, recently interviewed with Yomiuri Tokyo Shimbun. The interview was published in an article on July 25, 2015 and titled 「リスク取り　攻めに転じよ」 [Note: The article is in Japanese only]. 

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NPR

June 17, 2015

Are Rent Laws Worth It?

Highlighted by Columbia Business School, this media piece showcases Topics and Areas of Expertise about our esteemed faculty. The content is specifically curated from the publication that showcased the mentioned faculty and/or research, emphasizing its contributions in various fields. The featured Topics and Areas of Expertise reflects the school's commitment to sharing valuable insights and knowledge.

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Christopher Mayer

Paul Milstein Professor Emeritus of Real Estate: Finance Division

Mortgage Professional America

June 16, 2015

Retiring Baby Boomers Struggling With Mortgage Payments

Stung by a punishing decline in house prices or high consumer debt, are increasingly unable to pay off their mortgages and are heading into their retirement years with substantial amounts outstanding.

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Christopher Mayer

Paul Milstein Professor Emeritus of Real Estate: Finance Division

New York Times

June 12, 2015

Paying Off the Mortgage Is Becoming Harder for Older Workers

Mentioned Faculty

Christopher Mayer

Paul Milstein Professor Emeritus of Real Estate: Finance Division

Quartz

June 5, 2015

When people ask to borrow money, the words they use can foretell whether they’ll pay it back

The words people use say a lot about their personalities, emotions, and thinking. And the ones they use when asking to borrow money, it turns out, also says a lot about whether they are likely to pay others back. According to a new study, borrowers who try to appeal to their prospective lenders’ emotional side—by mentioning God, divorce, or the needs of family members, for example—are less likely to fulfill their loan obligations (something to keep in mind when our buddies or family members try to mooch off of us).

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Oded Netzer

Arthur J. Samberg Professor of Business: Marketing Division

Vice Dean for Research: Dean's Office

UNSW Business School

February 18, 2015

UNSW Business School Holds Energetic Real Estate Forum

Mentioned Faculty

Christopher Mayer

Paul Milstein Professor Emeritus of Real Estate: Finance Division

New York Times

February 9, 2015

The Logic of an Empty $100 Million Pad

Mentioned Faculty

Christopher Mayer

Paul Milstein Professor Emeritus of Real Estate: Finance Division

New York Times

December 2, 2014

How Cost of Train Station at World Trade Center Swelled to $4 Billion

Mentioned Faculty

Lynne Sagalyn

Earle W. Kazis and Benjamin Schore Professor Emerita of Real Estate: Finance Division

The Wall Street Journal

November 20, 2014

Professor Gerald Curtis Discusses Japan's Upcoming Election on The Wall Street Journal

CJEB's Core Faculty member, Professor Gerald Curtis, recently interviewed with The Wall Street Journal in Tokyo to discuss Japan's upcoming election which will take place in December. He speculates the outcome of the election and how it may impact Abe and the LDP party. He also discusses the recent recession and the progress of Abenomics. For more information and to view the video, please click here.

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NAREIT

October 31, 2014