Lawrence B. Burrows

Lawrence B. Burrows serves as a Senior Planning Fellow at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Rutgers University, teaching real estate and land development planning courses. He concurrently holds board positions at Tri Pointe Homes, a leading national homebuilder, and the Chesapeake Multicultural Resource Center.

His academic credentials include:

• B.A. in Urban Studies from Rutgers University
• M.C.P. from the University of Pennsylvania
• Advanced Management Program graduate from the Wharton School of Business

Burrows' research centers on urban planning with a focus on real estate development, land development practices, and growth management. His expertise bridges academic theory and industry practice, addressing challenges in sustainable community development and policy implementation. With nearly forty years in real estate consulting and development, his work emphasizes practical solutions for urban expansion.

His publication "Growth Management: Issues, Techniques and Policy Implications" offers a multidisciplinary examination of growth management, integrating urban planning and public policy. The work explores critical subfields including land use planning, zoning, sustainable development, urban sprawl, infrastructure, and environmental policy.

No scientific awards were cited in the source material.

Through his teaching of undergraduate courses such as Principles of Real Estate and Land Development Practice, and graduate studios including the Duke Farms project, Burrows mentors students in real estate and planning. His industry experience at Weyerhaeuser and leadership roles in homebuilding companies enrich his advisory approach.