Administration
Gina McKeever, DBA
Lecturer, Interim Director for the Kislak Real Estate Institute
Gina McKeever, is interim director of the Kislak Real Estate Institute and lecturer at Monmouth University. She currently teaches Real Estate Finance, Investment and Taxation, Real Estate Development, Principles of Finance and Money, Credit and Financial Institutions. With more than 15 years of experience in the commercial real estate finance industry, Gina was responsible for acquisition and disposition, asset review and financial analysis, investment strategy development, due diligence support, market overview and analysis, portfolio and property valuation, rehabilitation and repositioning feasibility analysis, potential development analysis,and formal loan submissions for Berkadia Commercial Mortgage’s loan origination group. Her research interests include highest and best use, valuation, city growth, transit oriented development, and affordable housing.
Economics, Finance, and Real Estate
Samuel E. and Mollie Bey Hall, 203
Faculty
Gary S. Forshner, Esq.
Adjunct
Gary S. Forshner concentrates his commercial real estate practice in the areas of land use, zoning, real estate development and redevelopment. He represents local, national and international developers, property owners and other business clients engaged in mixed use, residential, industrial, office, retail and affordable housing development projects.
Forshner provides sophisticated counsel and guidance across all phases of the project life cycle, including land use planning and approvals, permits and variances, appearances before municipal, county and state boards and agencies, and appeals of unfavorable land use decisions. His representation of clients encompasses a broad array of industries and includes significant expertise within the telecommunications and alternative energy (solar) industries. He has served as special land use counsel to various New Jersey municipalities and to the New Jersey Builders Association.
Forshner regularly speaks on topics within the scope of his practice to a wide range of real estate, business and legal industry organizations. He has lectured on issues including those related to zoning and planning, redevelopment, affordable housing, sustainable energy, land use, eminent domain, transactional real estate, project financing and incentives, leasing, post-storm rebuilding, and attorney and governmental ethics.
Economics, Finance, and Real Estate