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a continuing project to monitor, rethink, and project housing needs. California,
with its dramatic population changes and housing shortfalls, is our principal
focus. Comparisons are also made to the 50 states, and important insights are
drawn for the broader United Stated context.
Inaugurated
1999
About
the California Housing Futures Project
Participants
and Sponsors
Overview
Publications and Reports
1.
Dowell
Myers,
"Demographic Futures as a Guide to Planning: California Latinos and the
Compact City," Journal of the American Planning Association 67
(Autumn 2001): 383-97. Recipient of 2001 Award for Best Article in the
Journal.
(PDF
file)
2.
Dowell Myers, John
Pitkin, and Julie Park, "Estimation of Housing Needs Amidst Population
Growth and Change," Housing Policy Debate 13,3 (Fall 2002)
Links 
3.
The
Great Housing Collapse in California (PDF
file)
4.
Dowell Myers, "Advances in Homeownership Across
the States and Generations: Continued Gains for the Elderly and Stagnation
Among the Young" Fannie Mae Foundation Census Note
08 Links
Housing
Futures PowerPoint Presentation
for
Local Government Commission Workshop, June/July 2002 (features Inland Empire,
Orange County and Los Angeles County), (PDF
file)
The
United States
Analysis of Housing Changes 1990-2000
U.S.
Building Permits, 1980 to 2000 (PDF file)
%
of Construction that was Multi-Family in the 1990's versus the 1980's (PDF
file)
Draw
Down of Vacancies as Source of Rental Housing
(PDF
file)
2000
Renter Vacancy Rates by State (PDF
file)
1990-2000
Change in Renter Vacancy Rates by State
(PDF
file)
Historical Trends in Homeownership:
The Fannie Mae Foundation Homeownership Database
(Excel file)
The
State of California
Housing Needs:
How do we know?
What is
Household
Formation? (PDF
file)
"Need" as Market Prediction or as Policy Reference
(PDF
file)
Projected
Housing Needs
Alternative Forecast Models
(PDF
file)
Supporting
Academic Papers
Population Projections
A Changing Population
(PDF
file)
Projections for the State and Four Regions
Presentations
May.12, 2000
Great Valley Center Presentation Handout Page1, Page
2;
May.12, 2000 GVC PowerPoint (PDF
file)
Sept. 18,2000 California APA in Long
Beach
(PDF
file)
For other sources on housing needs please see
Raphael
Bostic, Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast, a separate line of research in
the Lusk Center for Real Estate and the School of Policy, Planning, and
Development http://www.usc.edu/schools/sppd/research/casden/
The
Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies http://www.jchs.harvard.edu/
The
California Department of Housing and Community Development http://www.hcd.ca.gov/
The
Fannie Mae Foundation http://www.fanniemae.com/
School of Policy, Planning, and Development
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California 90089-0626
Attn:
Prof. Dowell Myers
Updated on Jan
29, 2005
http://www.usc.edu/schools/sppd/futures
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