Emily Hamilton Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Emily Hamilton is a Member of the Advisory Council of Up for Growth. She provides feedback and ideas for the organization's research.

Arlington, Virginia, United States

• Published research on inclusionary zoning in Cityscape and represented this research in op-eds, podcasts, and in briefings with state and local policymakers• Provided testimony for housing policy hearings at the federal, state, and local levels

• Publish research on housing affordability, land use regulations, and other urban policy issues• Publish articles for a general audience; my writing has appeared in USA Today, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, Greater Greater Washington, and elsewhere• Represent research to journalists and policymakers

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Curate research portfolio and track editorial process for five dozen papers at a time; see roughly 120 projects through a complex publication process annually • Manage two research assistants, one administrative staff member, and 10 MA Fellows• Write working papers, policy briefs, talking points, and blog posts • Presented research on the relationship between Walk Score and home prices at an academic conference

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Developed relationships with state policymakers and state think tanks to share Mercatus research • Produced podcasts, newsletters, and policy briefs to translate Mercatus research into a form that was easy for policymakers to use

Blog about market solutions to urban development and land use challenges

Washington D.C. Metro Area

· Manage a portfolio of brokers that grosses over $500,000 annually, continually updating their transactions and property listings in the CoStar database while compiling statistics on sales and lease comparables · Build client relationships while addressing their customer support needs including technical support · Write news stories about major transactions in the Northern New Jersey market · Complete ongoing courses in career development and commercial real estate fundamentals

· Wrote policy pieces with Mercatus scholars in the Social Change Project · Wrote weekly for a blog about state and local policy issues (neighborhoodeffects.mercatus.org) · Participated in the State Policy Network Annual Conference, November 2009 · Participated in the Institute for Humane Studies Liberty and Society Seminar, July 2009

· Created budgets for neighborhood projects and events to promote a sense of community · Met with residents and business owners to understand their vision of the neighborhood's future

· Prepared material and represented the department at weekly Farmers' Market booths · Used GIS to organize data from an historic preservation survey and compiled information for resident use

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Economics

Masters, Economics

Bachelors, Economics

Activities and Societies: House Council Treasurer, Goucher Leadership Committee, Ambassadors, Student Technology Assistant at the Center.