California's Power Shortage Could Threaten New Homebuilding Projects
USC Lusk Center for Real Estate explores solutions for infrastructure woes
Research Briefs
Inner-city Entrepreneurs Get Schooled by the Pros to Rebuild Their Communities
A former pro boxer and a farm workers executive both seek help in building affordable housing
What will another Fed rate cut mean to California home buyers?
"If you're planning to buy a home, the current economic slowdown provides a window of opportunity" says former Fed economist Stuart Gabriel, currently the Director of USC's Lusk Center for Real Estate.
Concerns Over California’s Infrastructure Shortfalls
Deficient and fragmented infrastructure development managed by disparate local governments throughout California could constrain the state’s economic growth into the future, according to Stuart Gabriel, Director of the Lusk Center for Real Estate at the University of Southern California.
Graduate Students Flock Back to Real Estate
Enrollment up 50 percent at University of Southern California program linked to Lusk Center for Real Estate
Office Buildings Take On Street Names, Numbers That Offer Greater Appeal
Wall Street Journal
Back to Summer School
Inman News Features
Silver shovel returns to USC
California Real Estate Journal
Minority Developers Build Up Their Skills at USC
Los Angeles Times
Fewer Skyscrapers Likely to Be Built in Shadow of Attack
Los Angeles Times