Barry Hersh | Source | Clinical Professor at NYU School of Professional Studies
Barry Hersh
Barry is a Clinical Professor at NYU School of Professional Studies. He designed and now coordinates the MS in Real Estate Development, teaching courses such as Land Use and Environmental Regulation, Sustainable Development, and the Development Capstone. Barry mentors students, advises their competition teams, and also hosts international exchange programs most recently with the University of Amsterdam, Netanya University, and China. He is a core faculty member of both the NYU SPS Center for the Built Environment and the Urban Lab. Barry works on a new curriculum, and real estate events, and is an elected representative of NYU SPS faculty.
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NYU School of Professional Studies
Clinical Professor
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Should Georgia jurisdictions fund and operate museums?
(The Center Square) — Many local jurisdictions operate museums, pulling money from various sources of public funds to operate them, which raises the question of whether it is a core
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Hybrid Work Reshaping U.S. Housing Market Affordability
Barry Hersh of NYU notes hybrid work trends are making exurban areas like Poughkeepsie and Greeley less affordable. Rockford, IL, experiences the sharpest 2024 home price increases, altering real estate affordability and market dynamics.
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Museums play an important role in providing citizens, including children, a greater awareness of a community's nature, history, and the arts in general. Along with parks, historic preservation, and libraries, museums are key to defining a city's unique character, a core asset without which a city is poorer.
