Manville, Monkkonen, Lens Against Single-Family Zoning
Academics and planners argue single-family zoning policies exacerbate socioeconomic and racial inequality.
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Paving a Path to Homeownership Lewis Center hosts panel to contemplate ways that homeownership can be an attainable goal for more low-income families
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Development and Housing, Diversity, For Policymakers, For Students, Latinos, Politics, Public Policy, Public Policy News, School of Public Affairs, The Lewis Center, Urban Planning Michael Lens/by Les DunseithLewis Center hosts panel to contemplate ways that homeownership can be an attainable goal for more low-income families
Lens Awarded Grant to Research Black Neighborhoods
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Michael Lens/by Luskin StaffWith award from the Russell Sage Foundation, in partnership with the Gates Foundation, he will study spatial and economic mobility of the black community.
Lens and Phillips on the Housing Vacancy Rate in L.A.
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Luskin StaffThe city considers levying a tax on homes that stand empty. But L.A. consistently ranks among the places with the lowest vacancy rates.
Manville, Monkkonen, Lens Zero In on Single-Family Zoning
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens, Michael Manville, Paavo Monkkonen/by Zoe DayThey join several urban planning scholars who argued for and against single-family zoning in the Journal of the American Planning Association.
Lens on Eminent Domain and Affordable Housing
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Luskin StaffL.A. may explore seizing a Chinatown apartment building to ensure that it continues to provide affordable housing.
Vacancy Tax is a Colorblind Solution, Lens Says
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Zoe DaySome cities are attempting to combat homelessness by implementing a “vacancy tax” to ensure that all available housing units are used.
Lens on Surprising Decline in Evictions
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Mary BraswellEven amid spiking rents, landlords are using the courts far less frequently to remove tenants.
Creating ‘Home’ in a City of Renters Panel discussion at UCLA Luskin highlights L.A. rental protections
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Climate Change, Development and Housing, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy News, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare News, The Lewis Center, Urban Planning Michael Lens/by Claudia BustamantePanel discussion at UCLA Luskin highlights L.A. rental protections
How America Became ‘the World’s Largest Jailer’ James Forman Jr. traces the rise of 'warrior policing' in a UCLA Luskin Lecture centering on his Pulitzer-winning book
/0 Comments/in Diversity, Education, For Faculty, For Students, For Undergraduates, School of Public Affairs Gary Segura, Michael Lens/by Mary BraswellJames Forman Jr. traces the rise of 'warrior policing' in a Luskin Lecture centering on his Pulitzer-winning book
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