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Leonard Robinson
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Senior Reporter, Green Street News
New York
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Biography
Leonard Robinson is a reporter for the New York Business Journal covering commercial real estate with an emphasis on retail and multifamily housing. A New York Times Student Journalism Institute alum, he has been published in Reason, Carolina Journal, Baltimore Business Journal, Washington Blade and Washington Examiner among others. He studied Politics, Policy, and International Affairs at the University of Baltimore where he was editor-in-chief of the student news publication, The Sting.
multifamily housing economic development retailcommercial real estate politics
Content
By Suraj Shah, Jonathan Butcher, Shanxi Omoniyi, Leonard Robinson Verified| The Lion - Herzog Foundation@ (The Daily Signal) – In the name of “equity,” many competitive colleges had stopped using entrance exams in their application process. Now, the pendulum has swung: Realizing that standardized tests actually do help school officials evaluate applications, administrators at Johns Hopkins, Harvard, Brown, MIT, and more have reinstated use of the SAT and ACT. This is a good course correction and a welcome return to a time when student merit and effort mattered.
By Jaryn Crouson, Leonard Robinson Verified, Bethany Blankley| The Lion - Herzog Foundation@ (Daily Caller News Foundation) – American universities are failing to disclose millions of dollars in funding from China, a report released Wednesday found.
By Leonard Robinson Verified| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified Amid declining ridership rates, Pittsburgh’s public transit system has become more dependent on federal funds to remain afloat. Pittsburgh Regional Transit budgeted $95 million in federal emergency funding to prevent the system from going into debt in fiscal year 2023, according to budget documents. The transit agency received $502.5 million in federal stimulus funding. Buses are the most popular form of public transportation in Pittsburgh, but ridership has yet to approach pre-pandemic levels.
Company Info
Green Street News
Green Street is an independent research and advisory firm focused on the commercial real estate industry in North America and Europe. With nearly four decades of experience, the company is known for providing trusted insights and unbiased advice to help clients make informed decisions about real estate capital allocation. The firm offers a range of services, including in-depth market research and analytics to optimize investment strategies. Their Advisory Services Group provides tailored guidance on various asset classes and market trends. Green Street also publishes exclusive market information, including a weekly newsletter called "Real Estate Alert," which updates clients on the U.S. real estate market. Green Street's products include a comprehensive data suite for portfolio management and a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that delivers market insights and predictive analytics. The company operates with a team of experienced professionals and maintains offices in California and London, ensuring its research remains objective and unbiased.
Newport Beach, California, United States
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Founded: 1985