Developing Workforce Housing In Los Angeles
Livable Places has developed a brief paper that de-mystifies the current dynamics of the housing market in Los Angeles.
With interest rates rising, some market watchers are predicting a major slowdown in the Southern California housing market. To address concerns regarding a potential housing bubble in the region, Livable Places has developed a brief paper that de-mystifies the current dynamics of the housing market in Los Angeles.
"A common sense analysis of the region's demographic, economic, and housing market characteristics strongly suggests that the demand for housing among this population will remain strong well into the future."
Thanks to Chris Steins
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Published on Sunday, August 8, 2004 in
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