UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate
Real Estate
Los Angeles, California 740 followers
A multidisciplinary research center of the UCLA Anderson School of Management and UCLA School of Law
About us
The UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate advances thought leadership in the field of real estate by generating influential research, educating the next generation of leaders, and providing meaningful forums for industry professionals and policymakers. Through our various activities and programs, we employ a multidisciplinary and global approach to addressing the most critical real estate issues facing our society today and in the future. The Center's network is an ever-widening circle of leaders in the field of real estate, and we are uniquely positioned to facilitate connectivity among industry, academia, and policy. With a community of scholars drawn from departments across UCLA, including management, economics, law, public policy, urban planning, public health, geography, engineering, and architecture, the Center fosters dialogue about the most important local and global policy issues of our time. Whether the focus is on capital markets, urban issues, sustainability, or transportation, our activities are on the leading edge. At the Ziman Center, we believe in supporting our surrounding community by teaching sound business practices and social entrepreneurship initiatives. We are committed to creating more resilient urban neighborhoods and producing strong industry and civic leaders who possess unwavering ethical values around affordable housing finance and development in California, transit-oriented community development, permanent supportive housing, health and housing, and green building. Real estate is an all-encompassing field that extends beyond the buildings of our daily lives, affecting also our economy, our government, our environment, and transportation. The Ziman Center is at the center of this evolving landscape of the built environment creating an intellectual community around real estate which bridges multiple disciplines and includes the world’s finest scholars, brightest students, most accomplished practitioners, and influential policymakers.
- Website
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zimancenter.ucla.edu
External link for UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Los Angeles, California
- Founded
- 2001
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ICYMI: Click ⬇️ to 📺 the recording from the Winter 2024 Economic Outlook held in collaboration with the UCLA Fink Center for Finance! https://lnkd.in/gGim9y4F
UCLA Forecast: Winter 2024 Economic Outlook
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Author, "Common Ground: Multifamily Housing in Los Angeles," and former host of KCRW's "DnA: Design and Architecture." Writer, broadcaster, speaker on LA design and architecture, with a focus on housing.
Over a year of struggles around housing, it’s been inspiring to work on "Awesome and Affordable: Great Housing Now!," about 12+ high quality, low-income residential complexes, created in LA by dedicated developers, designers, builders, service providers, housing advocates, and residents. Link here: https://shorturl.at/OkRr0. A+A was made possible by Friends Of Residential Treasures: Los Angeles (FORT: LA) and Russell Brown. Also, this past year I explored backyard ADUs that are breaking out of the box, and new housing on Lincoln Blvd that is reshaping LA’s famed “Autopia.” That’s in "Of The Moment," published by Stray Dog Cafe and A+D Architecture and Design Museum>Los Angeles. Link here: https://shorturl.at/GvAoo Check them out, and follow FORT: LA and me next year when we explore how people are living their “Golden Years in the Golden State,” among many other residential stories for 2025. Thank you and Happy New Year to you all! #housing #architecture #development #nonprofits #california #losangeles #home #residential #treasures ben warwas Bell Design Group @ShinShin Warren Techentin Architecture [WTARCH] #jaredbrunk Casey S Hughes
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UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate reposted this
Thank you, Nicole Friedman The Wall Street Journal, for featuring our work on the effect of increasing home-insurance premiums on mortgage delinquency and prepayment Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Insurance and Taxes Now Cost More Than Mortgages for Many Homeowners
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