Alexander Quinn

I am proud to lead the Northern California research division for JLL. We deliver real estate and economic insights on Northern California considering both micro and macro economic forces driving investment, employment, and development in the region.

Co-Professor for the Master of Real Estate Development program at the College of Environmental Design for real estate market analysis.

Alexander Quinn served as the Director of Sustainable Economics at Hatch. Mr. Quinn directed economic planning, real estate consulting, triple bottom line assessment, economic policy analysis, resource economics, and public finance services for Hatch. The team focused on urban solutions for both private and public clients, providing robust analytics services and decision support for urban development, infrastructure, and public policy issues. Projects include: -Triple bottom line assessment -Full benefit : cost analysis (SROI) -Fiscal and municipal impact analysis -Economic and community impact analysis -Public finance strategy -Development feasibility analysis and community benefits assessment -Economic development strategic planning -Transit oriented development strategy -Eco-system services valuation -Blight analysis -Redevelopment strategy -Market assessment for master planned communities, specific plans, and precise plans -Value capture strategies -Renewable energy feasibility and finance analysis

Alexander Quinn led AECOM's Sustainable Economics group for Americas Region. He provided integrated sustainable economics analysis for AECOM's sizeable planning, environment, and design practice. This included fiscal, life-cycle, cost-benefits analysis, pro forma, triple bottom line, economic impact, and public finance analyses. He developed a model to internalize the pollution costs of different planning and design decisions and worked on public finance analysis tools that take into accont the life-cycle and pollution cost of infrastructure investments.

Served as an Associate and then Senior Associate for Bay Area Economics’ for nine years. He performed economic, policy, development feasibility, fiscal and demographic analysis for a wide variety of clients across the west coast. Mr. Quinn analyzed the development feasibility and the fiscal impacts of mixed-use, large and small retail, multifamily, and commercial projects in California, and assisted communities in developing land use, economic revitalization, and housing policies for long range planning efforts. Projects include: -evaluating the economic impact of light rail on surrounding property values in Sacramento -determining the child care facility needs in Alameda County -developing affordable housing and redevelopment policy for the Russian River area -identifying market opportunities for future transit nodes for the Folsom and South Line light rail extensions. -building a financing model for a new transit-orientd development in Maryland -building community development indicators for each county in the State of Washington In addition, I had traditional consulting responsibilities which included pursuing and securing project work, interviewing with potential clients, and presenting work to city councils and public stakeholders.

Redevelopment analyst for the City of Oakland. Authored the blight study and redevelopment plan for the MacArthur BART, Golden Gate, and Broadway Auto Row Redevelopment Expansion Areas Marketed and Administered the facade improvement program for Broadway Auto Row Developed GIS tracking system for the facade improvement program

Analyzed Contra Costa County's below market rate housing program and tools to address the continued provision of owner-occupied housing in the County. Reviewed the County's Inclusionary Housing Policies and compared them to Bay Area policies. Recommended resale restrictions for the County's Below Market Rate Housing.

Performed day to day administrative, processing, and correspondence duties during the 18th and Arkansas development in Potrero Hill.

I was part of the Project Management tract at the UC Berkeley's Masters in City and Regional Planning program, focusing on cash flow modeling, affordable housing development, GIS analysis, statistics, methods, and regional economic development.

Studied micro- and marco-economics, politics, international development, and environmental planning at UCSC with a Bachelors of Arts in Politics.