David Listokin
Faculty Liaison (Bloustein)
David Listokin, Ph.D., is a Distinguished Professor at the Rutgers University Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy and a renowned expert in public finance, development impact analysis, and historic preservation. His research has been instrumental in quantifying the economic benefits of historic preservation, with studies sponsored by the National Park Service, state governments (including Texas and Florida), and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
A prolific author, Dr. Listokin has written and edited 25 books, including The Subdivision and Site Plan Handbook, Development Impact Assessment, The Fiscal Impact Handbook, Living Cities, Landmarks Preservation and the Property Tax, and Mortgage Lending and Race. His work has provided essential guidance for policy development, land use planning, and preservation advocacy.
Beyond academia, Dr. Listokin has been an active contributor to the APA New Jersey Chapter, where he has led planning and historic preservation field trips, served as a liaison between the chapter and Rutgers University, nominated faculty and student projects for recognition, and provided policy guidance to the Legislative Committee.
With a distinguished career spanning research, policy, and education, Dr. Listokin continues to shape urban planning, public finance, and historic preservation strategies at both state and national levels.