Research Roundtables
The Institute seeks to foster an intellectual community of scholars who analyze important real estate issues and provide real-world solutions.
To this end, the Institute sponsors Real Estate Research Roundtables, a series of faculty workshop presentations and Q&A sessions on papers and projects related to real estate. The roundtables are interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary, with presentations rotating among disciplines on a wide range of topics:
05/11/2021: Lakshmi Iyer (Economics), "A Field of Her Own? Property Rights and Women's Agency in Myanmar"
04/20/2021: Nicole Stelle Garnett (Law) & Fr. Patrick E. Reidy, C.S.C., "Religious Covenants"
11/13/2020: Ashley P. Thrall (Engineering), "Kinetic Structures: Modular, Rapidly Erectable, and Deployable Structures"
10/13/2020: James J. Kelly, Jr. (Law), "To Have and To Hold: Residential Landlords’ Discretion to Evict and Tenants’ Option to Remain"
09/10/2020: David Echeverry (Finance), "Adverse Selection in the Mortgage Markets: Fannie Mae Selling Default Risk"
02/28/2020: David Pirchio & Kevin Walsh (Engineering), "Typological Classification and Rapid Seismic Risk Assessment of Medieval Churches in Italy"
01/31/2020: Rob Collinson (Economics), "The Effects of Evictions on Families"
All of the Institute's Faculty Fellows—as well as other interested faculty and graduate students—are invited to attend.
* Event details can be found on News & Events, or by contacting FIRE at realestate@nd.edu.