I'm excited to share a new UCLA Lewis Center report, published in partnership with Terner Center, exploring some of the tradeoffs involved in the use of inclusionary zoning (IZ) policies to meet affordable housing goals. ternercenter.berkeley.edu/research-and-p…

Passionate about transportation equity?🚍 We're #hiring a postdoc to research post-pandemic travel behavior and transportation equity pilot programs. Applications will be accepted through May 19📬 recruit.apo.ucla.edu/JPF09256

Our own Mike Eriksen, Purdue Daniels School of Business econ prof & director of the Dean V. White Real Estate Finance Program, speaks to the UCLA Lewis Center on low-income housing. lewis.ucla.edu/2024/04/03/69-…

📅May 9 Mark your calendar & join us in DTLA for this Luskin Lecture event. Housing and real estate experts will discuss what they and others are doing to address the challenges of limited wealth, investment & ownership in Black communities. eventbrite.com/e/housing-deve…

Calling all housing researchers📢 The Lewis Center is #hiring a postdoctoral scholar! You'll have the opportunity to study housing policy and land use reforms alongside a team of expert researchers and affiliated faculty. Applications are due April 21👇 bit.ly/housingafforda…

What influences people’s support for denser housing in their communities?🌆 On the latest #UCLAHousingVoice episode, we sat down with David Kaufmann and Michael Wicki of ETH Zurich who surveyed 12k residents across six U.S. and European cities to find out🧐 bit.ly/uclahousingvoi…

What have we learned so far from LA's Mobility Wallet, the nation's largest UBM pilot program? Partners and researchers came together during the recent #UCLALuskin Summit to discuss lewis.ucla.edu/2024/04/26/sha…

China's housing market is quite different from those of Western nations – but there are more similarities than one might expect👀 We sat down with University of Michigan professor Lan Deng to discuss the evolution and widespread implications of China's housing market🏙bit.ly/uclahousingvoi…

California estimates ~6,500 units are moving forward due to state oversight. This is progress, but still insufficient to improve affordability and stem population losses driven by the high cost of living. -according to op-ed by Le Paavo / to γαλοπούλα & aaron latimes.com/opinion/story/…

In the latest #UCLAHousingVoice episode, our very own Shane Phillips discusses his recent trip to Tokyo and shares insight into the city's housing production and affordability, land use policy, and so much more🗼Listen and subscribe to learn more🎧 bit.ly/uclahousingvoi…

Amidst a year of significant challenges, our graduates have shown resilience, dedication, and excellence. We look forward to sharing the amazing work of this year's cohort of Lewis Fellows on housing affordability, community engagement, transportation and access to opportunities.

Exciting opportunity! Partner with talented #UCLALuskin grad students on capstone projects tackling real-world questions. Submit your proposal by July 19 and collaborate on impactful research. Gain valuable insights and help shape future professionals. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

The UCLA Housing Voice Podcast is back on a regular publishing schedule this week, with me and Paavo interviewing Julie Pollard from the University of Lausanne - UNIL, in Switzerland. lewis.ucla.edu/2024/06/26/73-…

Congrats to one of our Student Fellows 👏

When it comes to addressing LA’s housing crisis, cities must get creative. UCLA Urban Planning Lewis fellows examined strategies from A to Z to address the shortage. Come explore the ABCs of ADUs, REITs & LIHTC in the latest student capstone research: lewis.ucla.edu/2024/07/29/tra…

What happens when hospitality workers can’t afford to live in Los Angeles? UCLA Luskin Department of Public Policy Lewis Fellows worked with UNITE HERE Local 11 to explore what it would take to convert hotels and motels into workforce housing. Tour their findings here: lewis.ucla.edu/2024/07/25/fro…

Check out these student capstones! This year’s UCLA Urban Planning fellows explored key transportation issues in LA including extreme commutes, bus stop amenities, living car-free, and life after pilot programs. Take a ride through their publications here: lewis.ucla.edu/2024/07/24/wha…