Get the latest outlook for the multifamily market at the Casden Multifamily Forecast Conference. The program will feature a comprehensive analysis of Southern California’s multifamily real estate markets, including Los Angeles, Orange, and San Diego Counties as well as the Inland Empire and individual sub-markets. Speakers will discuss: high rise versus urban in-fill, product design and amenities, demographics, where are we in the market, Gateway Cities and how do they differ from other cities, rents, wages, and affordability, and much more.

Gateway Cities Growth Patterns - Inside & Out

Multifamily Forecast - StreetView

2016 USC Casden Multifamily Forecast Keynote

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern CaliforniaPaul Willen (FRB of Boston)“Cross-Sectional Patterns of Mortgage Debt During the Housing Boom: Stocks and Flows”Discussant:Chris Redfearn (USC)

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate 2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern California Paul Willen (FRB of Boston) “Cross-Sectional Patterns of Mortgage Debt During the Housing Boom: Stocks and Flows” Discussant: Chris Redfearn (USC)

Cross-Sectional Patterns of Mortgage Debt During the Housing Boom: Stocks and Flows

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern CaliforniaTim Landvoigt (University of Texas at Austin)“Phasing out the GSEs”Discussant:Selale Tuzel (USC)

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate 2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern California Tim Landvoigt (University of Texas at Austin) “Phasing out the GSEs” Discussant: Selale Tuzel (USC)

Phasing out the GSEs

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern CaliforniaMaisy Wong (University of Pennsylvania)“CMBS and Conflicts of Interest: Evidence from a Natural Experiment on Servicer Ownership”Discussant:Mark Garmaise (UCLA)

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate 2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern California Maisy Wong (University of Pennsylvania) “CMBS and Conflicts of Interest: Evidence from a Natural Experiment on Servicer Ownership” Discussant: Mark Garmaise (UCLA)

CMBS and Conflicts of Interest: Evidence from a Natural Experiment on Servicer Ownership

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern CaliforniaRebecca Diamond (Stanford)“Housing Supply Elasticity and Rent Extraction by State and Local Governments”Discussant:Matt Kahn (USC)

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate 2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern California Rebecca Diamond (Stanford) “Housing Supply Elasticity and Rent Extraction by State and Local Governments” Discussant: Matt Kahn (USC)

Housing Supply Elasticity and Rent Extraction by State and Local Governments

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern CaliforniaAmir Kermani (UC Berkeley)“Unconventional Monetary Policy and the Allocation of Credit”Discussant:Rodney Ramcharan (USC)

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate 2016 Rena Sivitanidou Annual Research Symposium at the University of Southern California Amir Kermani (UC Berkeley) “Unconventional Monetary Policy and the Allocation of Credit” Discussant: Rodney Ramcharan (USC)

Unconventional Monetary Policy and the Allocation of Credit

Describes the USC Ross Minority Program in Real Estate's commitment to increase diversity in real estate development by providing education and access to students of underrepresented ethnic groups.

USC Ross Minority Program in Real Estate

The Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast will present its 2012 report on the Southern California industrial and office real estate markets on Wednesday, December 5, 2012.The Casden Forecast analyzes fundamental trends in the industrial and office markets for Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire as well as individual submarkets. The Report also provides statistical snapshots which include concise summaries of recent movements in quarterly rents, vacancy rates, and net absorption for each county as well as the sub-markets.http://lusk.usc.edu/casden/industrial-office/programPresenter:Tracey Seslen, Senior Research AssociateUSC Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast

The Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast will present its 2012 report on the Southern California industrial and office real estate markets on Wednesday, December 5, 2012. The Casden Forecast analyzes fundamental trends in the industrial and office markets for Los Angeles County, Orange County, and the Inland Empire as well as individual submarkets. The Report also provides statistical snapshots which include concise summaries of recent movements in quarterly rents, vacancy rates, and net absorption for each county as well as the sub-markets. <a href="http://lusk.usc.edu/casden/industrial-office/program" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://lusk.usc.edu/casden/industrial-office/program</a> Presenter: Tracey Seslen, Senior Research Associate USC Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast

USC Casden Industrial and Office 2012 Forecast Report

Cities of the Future: Community, Creativity, Culture, &amp; TechnologyModerated by Dean Jack KnottUSC Sol Price School of Public PolicyFeaturing:Hon. Hsi-Wei ChouFormer Governor of Taipei County, TaiwanElizabeth Currid-HalkettAsscoiate Professor, USC PriceHilda BlancoResearch Professor, USC PriceMichael AntonovichLA County Supervisor

Cities of the Future: Community, Creativity, Culture, &amp; Technology Moderated by Dean Jack Knott USC Sol Price School of Public Policy Featuring: Hon. Hsi-Wei Chou Former Governor of Taipei County, Taiwan Elizabeth Currid-Halkett Asscoiate Professor, USC Price Hilda Blanco Research Professor, USC Price Michael Antonovich LA County Supervisor

Cities of the Future: Community, Creativity, Culture, & Technology

The Future of California: How Can California Prepare for a Future That's Already Here?Presented through the School's widely respected Dean's Speaker Series, this discussion will juxtapose traditional anti-immigration sentiments against a new socially cohesive narrative that allows currently fragmented populations to develop a shared future for California. Noted historian and Professor Kevin Starr will discuss the evolution of California's social and political history, while Price School faculty member Dowell Myers will discuss the demographic trends of California and offer remedies for reconciling a proud past with an uncertain future.

The Future of California: How Can California Prepare for a Future That's Already Here? Presented through the School's widely respected Dean's Speaker Series, this discussion will juxtapose traditional anti-immigration sentiments against a new socially cohesive narrative that allows currently fragmented populations to develop a shared future for California. Noted historian and Professor Kevin Starr will discuss the evolution of California's social and political history, while Price School faculty member Dowell Myers will discuss the demographic trends of California and offer remedies for reconciling a proud past with an uncertain future.

The Future of California: How Can California Prepare for a Future That's Already Here?

Stephanie ShakofskyExecutive Director of the Center for Creative Land Recycling

Stephanie Shakofsky Executive Director of the Center for Creative Land Recycling

California's Urban Infill Fund - Benefits and Challenges

Political behavior takes place within a geospatial context, yet studies of political phenomena frequently ignore the influence of local economic and political geography on political behavior. This paper examines an important and understudied form of political participation – individual contributions to candidates for the U.S. Congress – to test how geography affects donation patterns. We hypothesize that citizens’ contributions will be a function of the political and economic geography of their metropolitan region: citizens living in more interconnected regions will be more likely to donate to candidates in neighboring districts than those who live in less interconnected regions.  To test this hypothesis, we geo-locate all campaign contributions to U.S. Congressional candidates made by individual donors in the 2007-08 election cycle, identifying contributors by their congressional district, their MSA, and the recipient’s district.  We use several measures to characterize the interconnectedness of the MSA.  Our results indicate that citizens direct their campaign donations in ways that reflect the political and economic geography of their region. This result has important implications for how we understand and study political behavior and the interest that citizens have for elections outside of their own congressional district.

Political Geography, Campaign Contributions, and Representation

The panel will discuss how organizations are realigning the services they provide with funding sources that shift the cost burdens of service across levels/ agencies of government in the areas of prisoner reentry, social services, and redevelopment.

Shifting the Burden: Social Services, Safety, & Redevelopment

USC Sol Price School of Public Policy Urban Growth Seminar presented by Dimitris Klapsis, principal of STUDIOdnk.

LEED for Neighborhood Development - Smart Growth & New Urbanism

Closing Remarks and Roundtable Discussion

Unstable Meanings: The City and the New Wars

Compact, Well Connected Cities Are Good for the Environment and the Economy

Congress for the New Urbanism

How Will Cities Cope with Climate Change?

USC LUSK Center for Real Estate

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