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UCLA Institute for Real Estate and Urban Economics Expands Research Scope

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The Ziman Center for Real Estate at UCLA has evolved into the UCLA Richard S. Ziman Institute for Real Estate and Urban Economics. The institute expanded its mission beyond real estate finance to become a multidisciplinary research enterprise. It now collaborates with various UCLA schools and launched a new undergraduate real estate minor this fall.

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The institute's expanded research scope explores how factors like housing, labor markets, transportation, and public health affect urban life. This growth contributes to the overall research strength of the University of California system.

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Who's involved

  • Julio FrenkHolds the formal leadership role as Chancellor of the University of California system.
  • University of CaliforniaThe university system hosting the expanded research institute at UCLA.

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