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Julie Anne Hoffmann works in multi-family real estate acquisitions; she has a B.A. in Architecture from Columbia University and a master’s degree in real estate from Harvard.
Real-estate developers have a reputation for valuing profit over contributing to the urban fabric. Patrice Derrington traces and critiques the evolution of the practices that guide their decision-making.
