Seva Rodnyansky was interviewed on KPCC AirTalk with Larry Mantle discussing domestic migration in southern California. “As the population migrates to rural areas, there may be an inadequate infrastructure which creates an ecological fragility. More fires, more congestion, etc….” Seva Rodnyansky Tweet Listen here
Los Angeles Times quoted Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center on rising home prices in Southern California. “[F]alling mortgage rates during the pandemic enabled buyers to bid up the prices of homes while keeping monthly payments roughly the same.” Full article here
Los Angeles Times featured Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center on California’s history in losing corporate headquarters to other states. “We have been losing corporate headquarters for a long time, particularly here in Southern California. But we have a history of creating really small companies and turning them into Read more…
Richard Green was quoted in a piece by the LA Times on housing prices in Southern Califoria amidst the pandemic.
Spectrum News 1 featured Christian Grose of the USC Schwarzenegger Institute on the history of political scandals in Southern California.
KPCC-FM “AirTalk” interviewed Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate on the state of the Southern California housing market and what housing experts expect to happen in the spring.
Los Angeles Times quoted Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center about the possible correlation between housing prices falling in Southern California and the area’s declining population. “It appears we may have hit an inflection point in terms of population growth,” Green said. Full article here
by Casey Fischl The American Lung Association’s State of the Air 2017 Report identified Los Angeles as the number one polluted city by ozone and number four by particulate pollution. Low-income, communities of color in Los Angeles suffer from disproportionate exposure to this health degrading pollution. A key example of Read more…
CBS News Los Angeles affiliate KNX-AM interviewed Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center about the Southern California housing market. Richard Green anticipated a 5% to 10% percent decrease in housing price in the Southern California. Another problem is more people are moving out of California than moving in, which could result in Read more…
Los Angeles Times quoted Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center about declining housing prices in Southern California. Richard Green, director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, has said prices could fall 5% to 10% over the next two years. The Realtors group predicts prices across the state will be essentially Read more…
Fox & Hounds Dailypublished an editorial by Sherry Bebitch Jeffeof the USC Price School and Doug Jeffe paying tribute to the late John Mack. John Mack was an assertive civil rights leader. He was also a dedicated community leader whose contributions will continue to impact everyone in Southern California and Read more…
Los Angeles Times quoted Richard Green of the USC Lusk Center on the likelihood Southern California’s housing price surge will continue.
When it comes to a major natural disaster hitting Southern California, experts agree that it isn’t a matter of if, but when. In response to these looming threats, the USC Bedrosian Center on Governance at the Price School of Public Policy is committed to showing that the recovery for a Read more…
The USC Bedrosian Center on Governance has joined with prominent private and public agencies to boost Southern California’s sustainability and resiliency in the face of a natural disasters. The result is the SoCal Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Initiative, a cooperative set of recommendations designed by academia and the private sector to Read more…
“Population and employment growth are driving up demand faster than new inventory can hit the market,” said Raphael Bostic, interim director of the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate, which collaborated on this week’s [USC Casden Multifamily] forecast with Beacon Economics, a Los Angeles consulting firm.
Transit, zoning, traffic density are the most important issues facing Southern California commuters. Lisa Schweitzer shares her insights with CityLab. “If it’s now possible for me to get from Pasadena to Westwood on transit, I’m all for that,” Lisa Schweitzer, a scholar of transportation and urban planning at the University Read more…
High housing costs may be causing trouble for the Southern California housing market. Despite the fact that the state has some of the highest wages and job growth, many potential buyers are choosing to go out-of-state and foreign buyers are even pulling back. A stronger U.S. dollar could be to blame… Raphael Read more…
