CCRE HOUSING SUMMIT
The Center for California Real Estate's flagship event of the year, the CCRE Housing Summit: Charting California’s Future, took place on Wednesday, October 30 at the Conrad Hotel in downtown Los Angeles.
This Summit brought together thought leaders from various sectors – government, business, and academia – to address the most pressing challenges facing California's housing market.
The CCRE Summit featured a series of panels and keynote speeches, focusing on core themes: analyzing the current state of homeownership, exploring broad strategies for enhancing housing supply, and considering policy and political strategies to address current housing demands.
Through these discussions, the Summit identified and promoted innovative and practical solutions to play an integral role in shaping the future of real estate and housing in California.
SPEAKERS’ RESEARCH & SUPPORTED WORKS
Adam Briones, CEO, California Community Builders
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Multifamily Homeownership: Pathways to Addressing the California Housing Crisis
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A Little-Known Corner of the Lending Industry Can Help Our Housing Crisis
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Edward Coulson, Director, UC Irvine Center for Real Estate
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Douglas W. Diamond, Nobel Laureate & Merton H. Miller Distinguished Service Professor of Finance at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Stuart Gabriel, Director, UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate
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Housing affordability and inequality: A consumption-adjusted approach
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More than Shelter: The Effect of Rental Eviction Moratoria on Household Well-Being
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The Impact of Crisis-Period Interest Rates Declines on Distressed Borrowers​
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Mary Leslie, President, Los Angeles Business Council & LABC Institute
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LABC Institute Study: Tackling the Housing Crisis: Streamlining to Increase Housing Production in Los Angeles
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L.A. Times: Most Young Adults, Renters Consider Leaving L.A. Due to High Housing Costs, Poll Finds
Dowell Myers, Director, USC Population Dynamics Research Group
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Hispanic Homeownership Advancement through Recession and Boom
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Housing Shortages and the New Downturn of Residential Mobility in the U.S.
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“Who Gets to Call California Home?” a Multi-chapter report for the Center for California Real Estate
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Shane Phillips, Housing Initiative Project Manager, UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies
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UCLA Housing Voice Podcast: features interviews with different housing researchers to help make sense of their work and how it can be applied in the real world.
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Tara Roche, Project Director, Pew Charitable Trusts' Housing Policy Initiative
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Manufactured Homes Are a Crucial Source of Lower-Cost Housing, but Financing Is a Major Hurdle
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How to Increase Housing Supply and Access to Safe and Affordable Financing
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Indigenous Housing Advocates Describe the Unique Challenges to Homeownership on Tribal Land
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Dan Schnur, Professor, University of Southern California’s Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism
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Sujata Srivastava, Chief Policy Officer, San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association
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Without Decisive Action, San Francisco’s Commercial Office Market Has a Long Road to Recovery
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The Sustainable City: Learning from Copenhagen’s Plan for Zero Carbon
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What Comes Next for Downtown San Francisco?​​​​​
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Jason M. Ward, Co-Director, RAND Center on Housing and Homelessness