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You are invited to join USC Lusk Real Estate Alumni and Friends and USC Graduate Real Estate Students for a networking mixer.

Location: Cicada, 617 South Olive, Los Angeles, CA
Time: 6:00 pm

From 6:00 to 7:00 pm light appetizers and hosted bar will be sponsered by the USC Graduate Real Estate Association. After 7:00 pm, networking will continue with a no-host bar.

Please RSVP to Sonia Savoulian at sonias@usc.edu.

Inaugural event of the USC Lusk Center\'s Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast

Raphael Bostic, Director of the Casden Real Estate Economics Forecast, will present his forecast for the California multi-family sector.

The State of the Real Estate Industry:
Orange County and the Nation

You are invited to attend the Sixth Annual NAIOP Southern California Real Estate Challenge. Each year students from UCLA's Anderson MBA program and USC's Marshall MBA and Master of Real Estate Development programs go head-to-head. USC leads the competition 3 to 2 and has won the last 2 years in a row. We are aiming for a 3-peat and plan to keep the Silver Shovel prize safely on cardinal and gold turf.

The NAIOP Challenge will be held on Thursday, April 10, 2003.

Join LuskREAF members for a panel discussion on Successful Sustainable Development.

Panelists:
Sanford Smith, Corporate Manager Real Estate and Facilities, Toyota Motor Sales, USA
Dan Heinfeld, Principal, LPA, Inc.
David Seastrom, Vice President and Regional Manager, Turner Construction

The program will begin with a networking reception and tours of the new facilty.

After Sprawl: Action Plans for Metropolitan Los Angeles will be released by the Southern California Studies Center, Center for Sustainable Cities, and Lusk Center for Real Estate, at a forum at the Davidson Conference Center on the USC campus, on Friday morning, May 2. A bold vision for the future, we hope it will serve as a challenge to the civic and community leadership of Los Angeles as well as state policy makers, to address urban problems with effective, innovative approaches that make our city more sustainable. Everyone is invited to attend!

The Lodge at Torrey Pines

"How Balanced is California's Growth?
Population, Housing, and Employment"