CCRE REPORT
Surviving Climate Whiplash: Statewide Solutions for Housing and Future Development
Shifting weather patterns are producing trends misaligned with historical data, making planning for the state’s water future increasingly challenging. This report outlines a summary from a panel of experts, convened by CCRE, discussing the impacts of climate change on California’s water systems and infrastructure. Exploring current challenges and possible solutions to confront “climate whiplash,” the topic precipitated a thought-provoking discussion on the state’s water future.
CCRE panelists outlined a wide range of issues from droughts
and wildfires to water infrastructure and conservation all with the goal of ensuring the long-term sustainability of the Golden State’s water supply.
This report is made available only by the Center for California Real Estate.
EXCLUSIVE CCRE REPORT
Who Gets to Call California Home?
California is the most diverse state in the nation, but the state’s housing crisis has heightened key challenges for younger generations, communities of color, and renters in general. This new research sponsored by CCRE, in partnership with leading demographer Dowell Myers from USC’s Sol Price School of Public Policy and the Population Dynamics Research Group, covers dimensions of the housing crisis previously unexplored with independent research that addresses the heart of effective and equitable policies to improve the well-being of all Californians.
The report captures key demographic trends that will shape the housing market for years to come in California, so that real estate practitioners can best anticipate market conditions and understand dynamics that will impact the buying and selling of real estate. The data is provided to support decision-makers, legislators and the public as they shape the future of homes and housing in California. This report is made available only by the Center for California Real Estate.