Arpit Gupta

Nicholas Bloom, an economist from Stanford, and Arpit Gupta, an associate professor at NYU Stern, delve into the seismic shifts in work culture sparked by the pandemic. They discuss the pros and cons of hybrid work, exploring how it contributes to employee satisfaction while revealing its effects on urban development. The conversation touches on the 'urban doom loop,' the transition of office spaces, and the surprising rise of startups amidst remote work. They also highlight the ongoing challenges faced by working mothers in balancing their roles.

Arpit Gupta, an NYU finance professor who studies housing, remote work, AI, and finance. He explores reform ideas beyond zoning like property tax changes, accelerated depreciation, and scaling factory‑built housing. He also discusses using AI to map regulations, the impact of remote work on firms and cities, and the risks and benefits of AI for careers and finance.

Dr. Arpit Gupta, a finance professor at NYU Stern, dives deep into the housing affordability crisis. He reveals how local regulations can hinder access to affordable homes and discusses surprising truths about property taxes affecting young families. Gupta sheds light on why Texas housing is more affordable than California's despite high demand. He also explores how remote work is reshaping urban living and the role of home equity during economic downturns. This conversation uncovers vital insights into navigating the complexities of the housing market.