Lusk Perspectives

Por: University of Southern California

During a time of great uncertainty and change, connection and information is a more important resource than ever before. Today's problems could be amplified or altered in a matter of days or hours, so it is vital that organizations and thought leaders frequently share knowledge, dispel rumors, and offer insight.

To meet this need, the USC Lusk Center for Real Estate hosts the resource Lusk Perspectives.

Hosted by Professor and Lusk Center Director Richard K. Green, Lusk Perspectives offers timely conversations concerning real estate and urban economics.

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Latest episodes of the podcast Lusk Perspectives

Restructuring Real Estate When Assumptions Change 17/08/2026

When Water Rewrites the Rules 05/05/2026

Making Workforce Housing Work 31/03/2026

Rebuilding Altadena: The Work of Building Back 19/02/2026

Cities Are Still The Places To Be: What's Working in California 12/12/2025

The Promise and Limits of California's Housing Reform 19/11/2025

From Clicks to Bricks: The Everyday Decisions Rebuilding Retail 29/10/2025

Measuring the Shortfall: Benchmarking LA's Housing Crisis 06/10/2025

Building Through Cycles: It's All Related in California Housing 15/09/2025

From Risk to Resilience: Practical Sustainability for Communities 22/08/2025

2025 Housing Market: Local Trends in a National Slowdown 31/07/2025

From Florida's Downturn To The Winner's Curse: How Economics Affects The Markets And Our Lives 22/07/2025

Tariffs, Taxes, Trepidation: Real Estate Capital Markets 27/06/2025

US Foreign Policy 16/05/2024

2024 Or Bust: The Economy, The Fed, And Fiscal Policy 13/03/2024

U.S.-China Relations 27/02/2023

2023 Global Economic and Market Outlook 14/12/2022

2022 Casden Multifamily Forecast Report 07/12/2022

Leadership and Rethinking Work 20/09/2022

Are Appraisals and Assessments Biased? 25/08/2022

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