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Julia Vitullo-Martin is a Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and Director of the Center for Rethinking Development. Her work focuses on development issues such as planning and zoning, housing, rent regulation, environmental reviews, building and fire codes, and landmark preservation.
Vitullo-Martin has been widely published in a variety of newspapers and magazines, including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post, the New York Daily News, the New York Times, Commonweal, and Fortune, as well as academic journals. She has authored and edited three books, including Breaking Away: The Future of Cities (Century Foundation Press, 1996).
Prior to joining the Institute, Vitullo-Martin served as a Senior Fellow at the Vera Institute of Justice, Managing Editor for the Mayor’s Commission on New York City in the Year 2000, Assistant Commissioner for Planning and Development with the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation, and Executive Director of the Citizens Housing and Planning Council. In addition, she taught at the Graduate School of Management at New School University and the Graduate Department of Urban Planning at Hunter College. She has edited and written numerous reports for foundations and for the city, state, and federal governments.
Vitullo-Martin holds a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Chicago.
She lives on the West Side of Manhattan with her husband.
Articles/Op-eds
- Masterpiece:
Chicago, City Without Limits, Wall Street Journal,
06-20-09
- Sidewalks,
New York Post, 05-24-09
- Public-Housing
Hope, New York Post, 05-18-09
- Lessons
In Public Housing, Forbes.com, 05-06-09
- Bronx
Cheer, New York Post, 02-22-09
- Gimme
Shelter, New York Post, 02-22-09 (Review of Gimme
Shelter by Mary Elizabeth Williams)
- How
a City Lost Its Soul, The Wall Street Journal, 02-01-09
(Review of Getting Ghost by Luke Bergmann)
- Spray
It Loud!, New York Post, 12-28-08 (Review of Graffiti
Lives by Gregory J. Snyder)
- Looking
Ahead to the New Year, Gotham Gazette Symposium,
12-22-08
- MTA
asks for shared sacrifice—but squanders its assets,
New York Daily News, 12-10-08
- Big
& Beautiful For Hell's Kitchen, New York Post, 12-03-08
- New
York on the Block, New York Post, 11-29-08
- Houses
of Worship: A Congregation Fights for the Right to Raze Its
Ugly Church, Wall Street Journal, 11-21-08
- NYC's
Housing Hope, New York Post, 11-19-08
- Brooklyn's
Retail Boom, Gotham Gazette, 10-14-08
- New
York For Sale, New York Post, 10-12-08
- Strong
housing stock, picturesque waterfront help Hudson Valley's Newburgh,
New York Daily News, 10-10-08
- A
Change For A Cleaner Queens, New York Post, 09-24-08
- Behind
The Latest Harlem Renaissance, New York Post, 09-07-08
- NYC
Public Housing in Crisis, New York Daily News, 08-21-08
- He
Changed The World (Everyone Says So) New York Post,
08-17-08
- East
Side Overload New York Post, 08-11-08
- Rescuing
Rockaway New York Post, 07-02-08
- Revenge
Of The Bad Old Days New York Post, 06-29-08 (This
article also appeared on RealClearPolitics.com, 6-29-08)
- "Home
Girl" New York Post, 06-29-08
- In
the Heights: Vitality and Diversity at Manhattan's Tip Gotham
Gazette, 06-23-08
- Urbanism
II: Remaking Harlem Monocle, July/August 2008
- 'Preservation'
Poppycock New York Post, 06-20-08
- Song
of Brooklyn New York Post, 06-01-08
- Save
a 'Duck,' Damn a Hospital New York Post, 05-22-08
- To
Save Moynihan Station New York Post, 04-01-08
- Urban
Decay Wall Street Journal, 03-14-08
- Dooming
Our Cities New York Post, 03-05-08
- GENTRIFEARCATION
New York Post, 03-02-08
- 125th
Street: Yes, Rezone New York Post, 01-31-08
- Ahead
of the Curve New York Post, 01-06-08
- Due
To Ex-spire New York Post, 01-06-08
- The
Biggest Mies Collection Wall Street Journal, 12-22-07
- Hard–Core
Homeless New York Post, 12-06-07
- New
York Gritty New York Post, 12-02-07
- Newburgh's
Newcomers Wall Street Journal, 11-17-07
- A
Tale of Two Cities New York Post, 11-04-07
- Royal
'Hood New York Post, 10-28-07
- When
Skid Row Goes Citywide New York Post, 10-23-07
- Dismissed
by Jane Jacobs, Harlem Reinventing Itself as a Mixed—Use
Haven New York Sun, 10-18-07
- On
the Boardwalk Wall Street Journal, 10-12-07
- New
York's Lost Italian Heritage New York Post, 10-08-07
- Jane
Jacobs's New York New York Sun, 09-27-07
- Linking
a City Housing Authority's Money Woes and a Jacobs Complaint
New York Sun, 09-13-07
- West
Village Houses a Monument to a 1960s Development Battle
New York Sun, 08-30-07
- Church
Cleanup New York Post, 08-16-07
- Homeless
Hell New York Post, 08-13-07
- Newark:
From Betrayal to Hope New York Post, 07-25-07
- The
Day the Music Died Wall Street Journal, 07-20-07
- Banking
On Downtown New York Post, 06-28-07
- Brooklyn
Neighborhood Resists Eminent Domain New York Sun,
06-07-07
- Turning
a Profit for the Projects New York Post, 06-07-07
- A
Solution to Crawling City Traffic? Not So Fast New York
Times, 05-20-07
- London
Real Estate Hits the Stratosphere New York Sun, 05-10-07
- Searching
for Land—and Finding It Gotham Gazette, 04-30-07
- If
You Build It New York Post, 04-23-07
- Keeping
NYC Great New York Post, 04-23-07
- Bushwick
Buzzing, but Not Quite Ready for Prime Time New York
Sun, 04-19-07
- Columbia's
Greed New York Post, 04-04-07
- Save
Our Cities Wall Street Journal, 03-30-07
- Columbia
Expansion Spikes West Harlem Prices New York Sun,
03-29-07
- A
Once-Troubled Housing Complex Seeks Change New York Sun,
03-15-07
- A
City's Face is Its Fortune Cambridge Architecture,
Winter/Spring 2007
- Cross
Country: Starrett City Blues Wall Street Journal,
03-10-07
- The
Starrett Stink New York Post, 02-20-07
- Homeless
in America Wall Street Journal, 01-18-07
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