Professor and Chair B.A., Rutgers M.R.P., Ph.D., Cornell AICP Office:  109 New East Phone:  (919) 962-4759 Fax:      (919) 962-5206 Email:   malizia@email.unc.edu

Courses
Dr. Malizia teaches real estate development and market research, development finance,
and urban redevelopment. 

• PLAN 765  The Development Process
• PLAN 823  Planning Workshop—Real Estate Development, Design & Preservation
• COMMUNITY CLASSROOM SERIES  Professional Development & Enrichment Programs


Research and practice
Dr. Malizia has extensive research experience in the areas of urban, rural, and regional
development and redevelopment.  He has authored or co-authored four books and over 100
articles, chapters, reports, and other publications.  He has served as a consultant to private
developers and to nonprofit development and public agencies.  During leaves, Dr. Malizia has
worked in federal service and as a senior advisor to a major real estate investment company.


Public service
• Instructor - Redeveloping Urban Real Estate: Public and Private Perspectives,
  Community Classroom Series Course
• Conference organizer - NCAPA Summer Planning Institute
• Program associate - RWJ Active Living by Design


Professional activities
• Southeast Regional Representative - Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning
• Fellow - American Real Estate Society
• Faculty Associate - Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
• Adjunct Professor - USM Economic Development Finance Course
• Reviewer - Journal of the American Planning Association
• Reviewer - Journal of Real Estate Practice and Education
• Editorial board member - Seniors Housing and Care Journal


Private Consulting
Economic & fiscal impact analysis, Impact fee studies, Real estate market & feasibility analysis,
Development finance.  Client list available on request.


Selected publications
• "The Best and Worst Methods of Calculating Impact Fees," PM Magazine, Vol. 88,
  September 2006, 23-28.

• "Planning and Public Health: Research Options for an Emerging Field," Journal of Planning
  Education and Research, Vol. 25, Summer 2006, 428-432.     

• "City and Regional Planning: A Primer for Public Health Officials," American Journal of
  Health Promotion, Volume 19, No. 5, March/April 2005   (glossary)

• “Structuring Urban Redevelopment Projects: Moving Participants Up the Learning Curve,”
  Journal of Real Estate Research, Vol. 25, No. 4, 2003, 463-478.

• Understanding Local Economic Development, New Brunswick: Center for Urban
   Policy Research, Rutgers University, 1999 (with Edward Feser).