Prof. Robert Henry Edelstein

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  - Robert Edelstein
  
  Professor, Haas Real Estate Group
  
  Co-Chair, Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics
  
  Office: 510-643-6105
  
  E-mail: edelstei@haas.berkeley.edu

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  For additional information that is not available on any of the pages linked above, please contact one of the event's organizers, Jessica Tracy or Robin Edelstein.

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  Robert H. Edelstein University of California at Berkeley Fisher Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics 602 Faculty Bldg., MC6105 Berkeley, CA 94720-6105 510-643-6105

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  Robin Edelstein
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  Robin Edelstein Assistant Professor University of Michigan

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  But Robert Edelstein, a real estate professor at the University of California, Berkeley, warned that foreclosures could rise again, especially after the effect of stimulus spending fades. He especially worries about commercial real estate foreclosures.
  
  "There is some positive (economic) news, but all of (it) has a very lackluster underbelly," Edelstein said.

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  But Robert Edelstein, a real estate professor at the University of California, Berkeley, warned that foreclosures could rise again, especially after the effect of stimulus spending fades. He especially worries about commercial real estate foreclosures.
  
  "There is some positive [economic] news, but all of [it] has a very lackluster underbelly," Edelstein said.

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  " ... As much as we would like to think otherwise, there's considerable risk involved in real estate investing and one of the ways to ameliorate that risk is through hedging practices, say two people who should know, Robert Edelstein, a real estate professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, and Anthony Sanders, the Bob Herberger Arizona Heritage Chair in Real Estate and Finance at the W. P. Carey School of Business.
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  "Hedging is a potential market and we will get there some day," says Edelstein, speaking about the global real estate market.
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  "Everyone and their grandfather and sister will have an index," laughs Edelstein, "so there will be plenty of opportunities for hedging."

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  Jodi Quas (Editor), Gail S. Goodman (Editor), Simona Ghetti (Editor), Kristen Weede Alexander (Editor), Robin Edelstein (Editor), Allison Redlich (Editor), Ingrid Cordon (Editor), David P. H. Jones (Editor)

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  Robin EdelsteinPostdoctoral FellowDepartment of Psychology and Social BehaviorUniversity of California, IrvineIrvine, CA 92697Phone: (949) 824-8229Fax: (949) 824-3002

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  Robert Edelstein, a professor at the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley, said that it is essential to a healthy economy that jumbo borrowers in these upper-tier markets are able to get financing. ,There could be a contagion,, he said, as the subprime woes ,move up the chain.,
  
  ,The housing market has to stabilize,, he said. ,And in these markets large loans are needed because the values are big.,

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