Dejan Eskic is a senior research fellow at the Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute.

Eskic is involved in housing, construction and real estate research, fiscal impact studies and economic and demographic analysis. His professional career has focused on providing the best information to key decision makers, whether they’d be local or state officials, executives of national retailers or publicly listed REIT’s. Prior to joining the Gardner Policy Institute, Eskic worked in the retail research industry where he evaluated current and future sales performance for retail sites through statistical gravity modeling reflecting market demographics throughout the Country. Additionally, he has worked on a number of public-private-partnerships relating to Tax Increment Financing, along with numerous real estate market studies and economic development plans.

Before earning a Master’s in Real Estate Development, Eskic earned a B.S. in Urban Planning, both from the University of Utah. He also serves as an adjunct professor of Real Estate Market Analysis at the University of Utah  


                                
Bya Patzner's illustrious career as an International Real Estate Investor and Interior Designer is a testament to her dedication and expertise in the field. With over a quarter of a century of experience.
Bya has honed her skills in creating bespoke, opulent environments that reflect both the latest trends and timeless design principles. Her global perspective, enriched by her work and life in seven different countries, allows her to bring a unique international flair to her projects, setting her apart in the industry. Bya's portfolio is a reflection of her strategic investments and collaborations with fellow investors, highlighting her acumen in identifying and enhancing the value of properties. She recognizes the potential in underappreciated properties and, through her visionary approach, turns them into profitable and aesthetically pleasing investments. This long-term strategy demonstrates her deep understanding of the real estate market and the complexities of property flipping.

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