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Older adults have very different money priorities than younger members of their families. Rather than focusing on accruing wealth, older adults should strive to spend less and to plan their estate. A large concern when it comes to these activities is cognitive decline. Eric Johnson, Columbia Business School, says that while cognitive challenges are present in older age, years of collected wisdom can counteract this decline.

On March 3, 2015, the Columbia Business School Real Estate Association (REA) with support from the Paul Milstein Center for Real Estate presented its first annual Real Estate Technology and Entrepreneurship event as a part of the Centers’ Career Panel Series, to a room filled with current students and alumni attendees. 

Columbia Business School study shows that professional experiences abroad can fuel creative innovations

By Agatha Gilmore   As part of our Big Apple series, Samantha Brenner ’08, executive director of strategic initiatives and partnerships for the division of instructional and information technology at the New York City Department of Education, talks to us about her goals for the city's public schools. Her Big Apple Impact

On Friday, March 6th, WeWork hosted members of the Real Estate Association and Paul Milstein Center staff for a tour of its workspaces at Bryant Park and a discussion about the WeWork brand, its expansion plans, and the future of commercial office space.

Charles Griffith '16 has been named an International Council of Shopping Centers Foundation Charles Grossman Graduate Scholar. The award includes a scholarship as well as a grant for travel expenses to attend ICSC RECon, the global convention for the shopping center industry, which will take place in Las Vegas in May.

NASA astronaut Timothy Kopra ’13 will soon blast off for the International Space Station.

When lighter options are grouped together, diners opt for heavier meals.