My career has spanned more than two decades in the field of urban and housing economics, social policy and education with expertise in urban economics, homeownership and housing markets, immigration and housing, gateway cities for immigrants, community development, affordable housing, public finance, poverty, social policy and social innovation, and education policy. I have additional experience on how changing demographics impact U.S. housing markets, how immigrants are integrating into housing markets across the U.S., the role of the economic cycle on household formation, and how older households make housing tenure decisions as they age, immigrant integration issues in spatial labor markets and in education. For over 15 years, my experience as a housing economics expert witness has included deposition, consultations, and courtroom testimony.