Published Articles
Joshua Kahr also wrote a number of articles that have been reproduced here in HTML format. When available, links to PDF versions of the articles have been included.
Urban Land
Urban Land is the monthly magazine of the Urban Land Institute.
Article on light rail mass transit entitled, "Revitalization through Light Rail?", 9/01
Article on drug stores and redevelopment of urban areas entitled, "Good for What Ails You?", 9/00
Book review of Risks and Rewards of Brownfield Development, 6/99
Book review of Gambling, Historic Preservation, and Economic Development, 12/98
Book review of Tax Credits for Low Income Housing, 10/98
The Stamford Review
The Stamford Review is a quarterly journal dedicated to issues in real estate, land use, architecture, and urban affairs.
To download the Winter 2005 issue in PDF format where Mr. Kahr's work appears, please visit the publisher's web site.
Real Estate Review
The Real Estate Review is a leading peer-reviewed journal jointly published by New York University and West Group. Mr. Kahr previously served as an associate editor for this journal.
Editor's Corner, Real Estate Review, Volume 32, Number 1
Real Estate Matters
Real Estate Matters is the newsletter of the Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute at Baruch College. It has a circulation of approximately 10,000.
You can also download the entire newsletter (including the articles below) in PDF format by visiting the Newman Institute's web site.
Market Matters, New York Real Estate Markets, 4th Quarter 2003
Matters of Concern, Greenpoint: 2004 Development Conference
Market Matters, Fall 2003, Quarterly Review: State of New York City Real Estate Markets
Market Matters, Spring 2003, "State of Real Estate: New York City: Spring 2003"
Properties
Properties is the journal of the Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute at Baruch College.
You can read more about Properties and download excerpts of the journal from the Newman Institute web site.
Autumn 2003, "The Future of the Manhattan Office Market"
Autumn 2003, "The Structure of the Manhattan Office Market"
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