Nelson Hall, Room 4210

Come join Stephen Billings, Associate Professor and Faculty Director of MS Real Estate at the University of Colorado, in the microeconimics workshop.

More About Stephen Billings

Steve joined the University of Colorado – Boulder in the summer of 2016.  He received his PhD in Economics from the University of Colorado, a MS in urban planning from the University of North Carolina and a BS in economics from Georgetown University. He was previously at the University of North Carolina Charlotte where he was positioned in both and economics and public policy and was the faculty director for the real estate center.

Beyond research, Steve has extensive teaching and consulting experience in conducting cost-benefit analysis as well as policy evaluation. He is currently a regular instructor for undergraduate and masters classes in real estate finance and economics and has taught doctoral and masters level classes that teach students how to conduct cost-benefit analysis as well as a variety of statistical and quantitative methods. Steve has conducted studies of the economic costs and benefits of the 16 North Carolina public higher education campuses on the state economy; assessed the need for affordable housing in a number of communities throughout Colorado; studied the impact of the legalization of marijuana on property markets; as well as conducted cost-benefit analysis of the creation of downtown business improvement districts for a number of local governments throughout the state of Colorado.