Author: Ali Siddiqui

Ali Siddiqui is an MBA/MPS in Real Estate Candidate at Cornell SC Johnson College of Business. Ali received his Bachelors of Science in Engineering Science from Vanderbilt University in 2010. His coverage area is Real Estate Finance, Investment and Technology. He can be reached for comment at aas426@cornell.edu.

38th Annual Cornell Real Estate Conference: Global Real Estate Institutional Investment Trends moderated by Doug Weill ’88, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Hodes Weill

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On Thursday, October 29th, 2020, Doug Weill (’88) presented the eighth annual Institutional Real Estate Allocations Monitor, a survey of global institutions including pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies, endowments, and foundations. Leveraging the academic resources of Cornell University’s Baker Program in Real Estate and the institutional advisory experience of Hodes Weill & Associates,… Continue Reading 38th Annual Cornell Real Estate Conference: Global Real Estate Institutional Investment Trends moderated by Doug Weill ’88, Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Hodes Weill

Lessons in Corporate Real Estate: A discussion with Sara Baldi

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Flexibility in where you work may be the new normal for office landlords to grasp. On Thursday, October 22, 2020, Cornell’s Baker Program in Real Estate welcomed Sara Baldi, Global Vice President of Realty Services for Raytheon Technologies, to its Distinguished Speaker Series in Real Estate. Ms. Baldi, an executive in the world of corporate real estate, has spent… Continue Reading Lessons in Corporate Real Estate: A discussion with Sara Baldi

The Advent of Institutional SFR

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When describing the aspirations he has for his company, American Homes 4 Rent, Co-Founder and CEO David Singelyn said, “success is providing something of quality to people, and it starts with quality housing.  And if we do not have quality housing, then we’re not going to be a long-term company.”  A pioneer within the single-family… Continue Reading The Advent of Institutional SFR