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Luis Schloeter

Luis Schloeter

Luis Schloeter es economista urbano con más de 10 años de experiencia profesional. Se especializa en infraestructura municipal, bienes inmobiliarios y desarrollo económico local con un enfoque en planificación estratégica y financiamiento. Tiene una trayectoria probada en la originación y gestión de proyectos de infraestructura urbana. Ha publicado estudios sobre infraestructura y finanzas municipales, descentralización y gobernanza urbana. Luis también tiene experiencia en la evaluación económica de proyectos de infraestructura y Asociaciones Público-Privadas. En América Latina, Luis gestionó un estudio de desarrollo orientado al tránsito y captura de plusvalías para el proyecto de tranvía de la Carrera 80 en Medellín, Colombia. En Costa Rica, brindó asesoramiento técnico para un estudio de project finance para una importante iniciativa de regeneración urbana e inmobiliaria en San José. En Panamá, apoyó actividades de planificación estratégica para proyectos de inversión en infraestructura en varias ciudades intermedias con activos patrimoniales. En el Reino Unido, Luis lideró un estudio de evaluación económica para el desarrollo de un proyecto de vivienda verde que entregará 2,350 unidades en Manchester. También trabajó exitosamente en una propuesta para la designación de un área de puerto libre en East Midlands. Luis también apoyó el desarrollo de un caso estratégico y económico para la regeneración de un sitio industrial en desuso en el norte de Inglaterra, que atraerá inversiones y creará nuevos empleos en sectores de alto valor. Actualmente, Luis es Especialista Sectorial en Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano del BID en República Dominicana. Anteriormente fue Economista Senior en Vivid Economics del Grupo McKinsey & Company en Londres, Reino Unido. Luis tiene una Maestría en Desarrollo Económico Urbano de University College London y una Maestría en Planificación Urbana de la Universidad de Nueva York. También es un Analista Certificado en Modelaje y Valuación Financiera. En América Latina, Luis gestionó un estudio de desarrollo orientado al tránsito y captura de plusvalías para el proyecto de tranvía de la Carrera 80 en Medellín, Colombia. En Costa Rica, brindó asesoramiento técnico para un estudio de project finance para una importante iniciativa de regeneración urbana e inmobiliaria en San José. En Panamá, apoyó actividades de planificación estratégica para proyectos de inversión en infraestructura en varias ciudades intermedias con activos patrimoniales. En el Reino Unido, Luis lideró un estudio de evaluación económica para el desarrollo de un proyecto de vivienda verde que entregará 2,350 unidades en Manchester. También trabajó exitosamente en una propuesta para la designación de un área de puerto libre en East Midlands. Luis también apoyó el desarrollo de un caso estratégico y económico para la regeneración de un sitio industrial en desuso en el norte de Inglaterra, que atraerá inversiones y creará nuevos empleos en sectores de alto valor. Actualmente, Luis es Especialista Sectorial en Vivienda y Desarrollo Urbano del BID en República Dominicana. Anteriormente fue Economista Senior en Vivid Economics del Grupo McKinsey & Company en Londres, Reino Unido. Luis tiene una Maestría en Desarrollo Económico Urbano de University College London y una Maestría en Planificación Urbana de la Universidad de Nueva York. También es un Analista Certificado en Modelaje y Valuación Financiera.

Innovating in the assessment of regional economic impact: case study of the Colonial City

March 11, 2024 por Luis Schloeter - Pablo Antón - Nassim José Alemany Leave a Comment

Evaluating the economic effects of public investments is highly necessary. Through this, both national and subnational governments can understand the evidence of the potential economic, social, and financial benefits that may result from the projects to be funded. These evaluations, beyond assessing economic returns, show us how territorial investments catalyze regional and … [Read more...] about Innovating in the assessment of regional economic impact: case study of the Colonial City

Resilient Urban Planning to Climate Change, the IDB’s Commitment to the Colonial City of Santo Domingo

March 6, 2024 por Luis Schloeter - Benoit Lefevre Leave a Comment

The proximity of urban centers to the coast makes our Caribbean cities vulnerable to rising sea levels and the increasingly devastating effects of storms. In the Dominican Republic, 25% of the built-up area between 1995 and 2015 is located within three kilometers of the coast, making these areas highly exposed to climate events such as hurricanes and floods. This affects not … [Read more...] about Resilient Urban Planning to Climate Change, the IDB’s Commitment to the Colonial City of Santo Domingo

Three strategies to adapt social housing to the effects of climate change

July 25, 2023 por Alexandra Alvear - Luis Schloeter - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

The future is already here. The effects of global climate change are being felt severely in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC): for example, forest fires are becoming more frequent, periods of drought are longer, and the duration and intensity of tropical storms have increased. Climate change threatens the future of our planet, but there is still time to adapt to it and … [Read more...] about Three strategies to adapt social housing to the effects of climate change

Why are real estate funds a good alternative for financing urban renewal projects?

July 18, 2023 por Jason Anthony Hobbs - Luis Schloeter - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

One of the main challenges for our cities is obtaining sufficient financial resources to adequately provide their public services.  Over the last few months we have been sharing several alternatives, such as strengthening fiscal capacity, diversifying funding sources, attracting private sector investment or improving the planning and execution of projects to promote … [Read more...] about Why are real estate funds a good alternative for financing urban renewal projects?

How can municipal funds contribute to Latin America and the Caribbean’s development?

April 18, 2023 por Luis Schloeter - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez 1 Comment

Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) has more than 17,500 subnational governments that are responsible for approximately 25% of total public administration spending. Among subnational governments (provinces, municipalities, etc.), cities are closest to the citizens, and therefore, they ar responsible to cover their most basic needs. In addition, cities are called to lead the … [Read more...] about How can municipal funds contribute to Latin America and the Caribbean’s development?

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