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Henry Wollman, the director of the Newman
Institute, is the founder of Union Equities Ltd., a real
estate development company that has pioneered
public-private partnerships for mixed-income, subsidy-free
housing developments in Westchester. He
serves as the overall journal editor, focusing on private-
and public-sector development issues.
Willard McIntosh serves as Properties’ real estate
finance editor. The immediate past president of the
American Real Estate Society, Mr. McIntosh is
the Managing Director, Research for Prudential Real
Estate Investors, and a professor of real estate
finance with a Ph.D. from the University of North
Texas.
Ellen Posner serves as Properties’ urban affairs editor.
The former architectural and urban critic for the
Wall Street Journal, and a writer on urban issues for
publications ranging from the Atlantic Monthly and
ARTnews to Quaderns d’Arquitectura i Urbanisme
and the journal of the United Nations Development
Programme, Ms. Posner wrote the introduction to
Cities in our Future (Island Press, 1997).
Contributing Editors and the Editorial Board
Additional editorial comment is shared with the exofficio
Contributing Editors, and with the Editorial
Board.
The four Advisory Board members include the chair
of the Newman Institute Board, the respective
deans of the School of Public Affairs and the Zicklin
School of Business at Baruch College, City University
of New York, and the assistant director of the
Newman Institute..
The Editorial Board, still in formation, serves as both
an additional resource for ideas and for review of particular
articles and features. This Board will be divided
proportionately among real estate professionals in
industry and government, and academicians. The City
University of New York, with its enormous depth of
faculty engaged in research and teaching in matters
related to real estate and urban development in the
New York metropolitan region, forms a core of the
academic component of the Board. Properties
intends that other professional and academic institutions
be represented.
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