"Paul Habibi, a professor of real estate at UCLA's Anderson School of Management, told The Orange County Register that agrihoods represented a "confluence of economic profits, environmental good, and social benefit" — an especially attractive offer to millennials. "They actually want a benefit to society," Habibi said."
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04/28/2015
LA’s Next Frontier: Capturing Opportunities for New Housing, Economic Growth, and Sustainable Development in LA River Communities
In the April 2015 UCLA Economic Letter, UCLA Ziman Center and UCLA Anderson Lecturer Paul Habibi discusses how to realize healthy, sustainable development along the Los Angeles River. Read more...
03/12/2014
GlobeSt: "Green Building Focuses on Existing Buildings"
"The UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate and UCLA’s Institute for the Environment and Sustainability co-hosted the UCLA Green Building Symposium recently, where experts discussed the latest trends in green building. Among the speakers at the event was keynote speaker Jeffrey T. Mezger, president, CEO and director of KB Homes, and panelists Ted Bardake, deputy director of sustainability on the budget and innovation team at the City of Los Angeles; Danielle Horton, founder and principal of Verdani Partners; Adhamina Rodriguez, director of sustainability at Swinerton Builders; and David Hodgins, executive director of L.A. Better Buildings Challenge, who moderated the panel. To delve deeper into the subject, we sat down with panelist Peter Belisle, southwest market director at JLL, to find out about the latest green building trends, the value of green building and what is on the
horizon..."
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