Do people drive less because they live in buildings without parking or do they live in buildings without parking because they drive less? UCLA professor Adam Millard-Ball on new research that may answer the question.
Since its implementation, Measure ULA appears to be driving down housing and commercial property development, and isn't generating enough revenue to make up for the lack of production.
How does housing policy — specifically rising rents and worsening affordability — affect transit? Mike Manville takes the guest seat in the first episode of Road Scholars.
Aaron Barrall shares insights from Los Angeles's zoning reform and what they reveal about upzoning’s effectiveness in cities worldwide.
Aaron Barrall shares insights from Los Angeles's zoning reform and what they reveal about upzoning’s effectiveness in cities worldwide.
Dionissi Aliprantis shares his research on measuring neighborhood opportunity and the rent assistance program features that could meaningfully reduce racial segregation.
Panelists highlighted zoning reforms, mobility programs, and street safety improvements—practical strategies to create a more inclusive, connected Los Angeles.
In “Where the Hood At?”, Professor Michael Lens found unexpected inspiration in rapper DMX while examining Black neighborhood development.
Strochak shares how lease-up rates vary for different groups and markets, and how reforming voucher policies could improve the lease-up process and get more people into affordable homes.
Associate faculty director Lens wrote a whole book on the subject. He takes the guest mic to share what he learned of 50 years of change in Black neighborhoods.
