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Marc Norman
I am trained as an urban planner and have worked in the field of community development and finance for over 25 years. I have worked for for-profit and non-profit organizations, consulting firms and investment banks. Committed to community development and affordable housing, I teach courses on real estate, housing policy and finance and lecture throughout the U.S. A Harvard Loeb Fellow for the 2014-15 year at the Graduate School of Design, I consult with architects, planners, non-profit organizations and others throughout the United States through was firm “Ideas and Action.” Currently Associate Dean at NYU’s Schack institute of Real Estate, I have taught and run academic centers at the Syracuse School of Architecture and Univeristy of Michigan’s Ross School of Business.
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NYU School of Professional Studies
Associate Dean of NYU Schack Institute of Real Estate
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Portland Tackles Racist Past Of Urban Renewal - Law360
Blocks from the stadium where the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers play and Interstate 5 cuts a gash through Oregon's largest city, a proposed 94-unit apartment building represents the first step in an ambitious plan to reverse decades of racist land-use practices.
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Community people and activists have always thought this work was important and asserted it, but what's different is cities are affirmatively helping sanction and fund it and helping activists and communities move forward with it.
