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Lens, Stoll Release Study of Misdemeanors in Los Angeles
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Michael Lens, Michael Stoll/by Claudia BustamanteResearchers say the work is critical because misdemeanors account for a higher volume of arrests, particularly among people of color, than do felonies.
Lens, Manville Shape Discussion of How Housing Can Be Coupled to Transit L.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon
/0 Comments/in Development and Housing, The Lewis Center Michael Lens, Michael Manville/by Claudia BustamanteL.A.’s future must accommodate a shift in housing concentrated not where transit lines used to run but where they go today — or will be soon
Lens Weighs In on ‘Upzoning’ Bill
/1 Comment/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Zoe DayAs planners weigh Chicago study that showed developer incentives did not improve housing access, Lens urges California to gather more information.
Coupling More Housing with Transit
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Development and Housing, Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, The Lewis Center, Transportation, Urban Planning Michael Lens, Michael Manville/by Whitney WillisPresentation of the recently released UCLA Lewis Center's report "Transit Oriented Los Angeles" and a discussion of Los Angeles’ Transit Oriented Communities (TOC) Affordable Housing Incentive Program.
Lens on Housing Reform in Minneapolis
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Luskin StaffChange in zoning laws is a necessary move to address inequities, he said, calling it ‘Minnesota nice.’
Lens Is Interviewed About Expo Line Upzoning
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Michael Lens/by Les DunseithIn an on-air interview for the “Take Two” program on KPCC, UCLA Luskin’s Michael Lens talked about L.A.’s Planning and Land Use Management Committee (PLUM), which has recommended that the City Council adopt a proposal to re-zone property along the …
The Rent is Too Damn High: A Forum on L.A.’s Housing Crisis Skyrocketing costs and politics of supply are focus of UCLA Lewis Center’s 11th annual Downtown Los Angeles Forum
/1 Comment/in School of Public Affairs, The Lewis Center Michael Lens, Paavo Monkkonen/by Stan PaulSkyrocketing costs and politics of supply are focus of UCLA Lewis Center’s 11th annual Downtown Los Angeles Forum
The South Los Angeles Homeownership Crisis
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Development and Housing, Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, The Lewis Center, Urban Planning Joan Ling, Michael Lens/by Whitney WillisDiscussion of findings from study by the Center for Neighborhood Knowledge. Our panelists will examine what progress has been made in South LA, if any, in the domain of housing since the 1960s.
DTLA Forum – Housing Costs and Scarcity
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Development and Housing, Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, The Lewis Center, Urban Planning Michael Lens, Paavo Monkkonen/by Whitney WillisThe 2018 UCLA DTLA Forum will discuss the rising housing costs and the politics of supply that make building more housing extremely complicated.
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