Housing is a real challenge in S

"Since 1990, housing productions has consistently failed to keep up with demand, creating a shortfall of nearly 300,000 homes in those counties combined. This shortfall continues in spite of an ever-increasing population."

A joint study from Building Industry Assoc. of LA and Ventura Counties and the Los Angeles Economic Development Corporation - See the study

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Housing is a real challenge in Southern California.

Cities resist growth. To them residential development means tax revenues are being spent, not gathered as with commercial developments. To individuals, the thought of adding more housing to their communities raises a red flag, even before they know anything about it. And because viable solutions to these impasses are not apparent or popular, we're still going to have a housing crisis 5 years from now.

Jack Kyser - Senior Vice President & Chief Economist, LAEDC

This report offers solutions to a housing shortage that is not in the future. It is now.

Surprising facts about growth. Won't more come if we build more houses?

2007 study, conducted jointly by the Building Industry Association of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, and the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation.

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