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Recent News
Managing Director Michael Bennon, Julie Kim, and Raymond Levitt co-wrote a paper that has become a chapter in the new book US Infrastructure: Challenges and Directions for the 21st Century. This book gives an in-depth look at the challenges of infrastructure from several different standpoints. Bennon's "US Infrastructure Gap(s): Federal Policy and Local Public Institutions" is Chapter 13 of Part III of the publication.
GPC's Kate Gasparro, Ph.D. has co-authored a paper with David Weinberger about the impact of opportunity zone investments in local communities.
Michael Bennon and Rajiv Sharma were lead academic authors of the the book "Leveraging Private Capital for Infrastructure Renewal (2019)” published by the National Academies of Science, Engineering and Medicine. The publication provides analysis of some of the key issues that government agencies need to consider when approaching P3s as a way of financing transportation projects.
Dr. Herman Donner, of the Digital Cities initiative of GPC, explores with co-author Tracy Hadden Loh whether the presence of Starbucks in a neighborhood effects the rent in adjacent spaces in Manhattan, New York. Read their findings in their paper published last month in Property Management.
An article co-written by Dr. Ashby Monk, GPC's Executive Director, was published today by PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America). Read "Race influences professional investors' financial judgments" here.
