Housing and finance

Thomas Davidoff
Assistant professor with the Haas School of Business Real Estate Group
Office: (510) 643-1425
E-mail: davidoff@haas.berkeley.edu
Media Relations contact: Kathleen Maclay, (510) 643-5651 or kmaclay@berkeley.edu

Expertise: Housing, real estate and urban economics

Cynthia Kroll
Senior regional economist for the Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at the Haas School of Business
Phone: (510) 643-6112
E-mail: kroll@haas.berkeley.edu

Expertise: Kroll performs research on California economic trends and their implications for real estate development opportunities and land development issues. Kroll also does ongoing evaluations of California's residential, office and industrial markets. She has worked for the State of California's Office of Economic Research, the Association of Bay Area Governments and for SRI International before coming to the Fisher Center. Kroll also has done independent consultant work on topics such as the effects of power transmission facilities on property values, and economic development implications of new policies or facilities.

John Quigley
I. Donald Terner Distinguished Professor of Business at the Haas School of Business, Chancellor's Professor of Economics in the economics department, professor of public policy at the Goldman School of Public Policy and director of the Berkeley Program on Housing and Urban Policy
Phone: (510) 643-7411
E-mail: quigley@econ.berkeley.edu

Expertise: Quigley is an expert on the integration of real estate, mortgage and financial markets; urban labor markets; housing; spatial economics and local public finance. He has served as vice president of the Association for Policy Analysis and Management and as president of the American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association.

Kenneth Rosen
Professor of real estate and urban economics at the Haas School of Business
Phone: (510) 643-8274
E-mail: krosen@haas.berkeley.edu
Media Relations contact: Kathleen Maclay, (510) 643-5651 or kmaclay@berkeley.edu

Expertise: Economics of the housing and commercial real estate markets