Tag: Real estate

In 2014 when the Office of @MayorOfLA and its project, Brand LA needed research and strategic help, they turned to Anderson’s Applied Management Research to supply a consulting team.

Happy Birthday @LACity!#WhyAnderson | #GoBruinshttps://t.co/DaXhha928Z

— UCLA Anderson (@uclaanderson) September 5, 2018

California Commercial Real Estate Continues Previous Trends, Sys Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast California CRE Survey – https://t.co/SlL6uyjlFZ #cre pic.twitter.com/8luTlFZjJs

— The Registry (@theregistrysf) July 26, 2018

New research by Lewis Center scholars finds that five times as many higher-income households in LA County benefit from federal housing assistance than low-income households, thanks to the Mortgage Interest Deduction:https://t.co/43zzDhHwmT pic.twitter.com/cmxDsFRxYA

— UCLA Lewis Center (@UCLALewisCenter) May 30, 2018

UCLA real estate professor Paul Habibi says the mammoth price tag on "The Mountain" is a reflection of the chasm of wealth inequality in the U.S.: “At $1 billion, you can count on one hand who could afford that.” https://t.co/MuqMnAngaI pic.twitter.com/N1GEe2wHpq

— Los Angeles Times (@latimes) July 28, 2018

NYTimes article feat. Chris Tilly's new book- Retail Jobs Don’t Need to Be Bad. Here’s Proof. https://t.co/Ji2Ox3XPbV

— UCLA Urban Planning (@uclaurbnplnning) November 29, 2017

"Are Eaters the Key to Better Restaurant Wages and Working Conditions?," by Spencer Robins https://t.co/14TmtVbhIt

— LENS at UCLA (@LENSatUCLA) August 22, 2018

These electric scooter seems to be everywhere at @UCLA. Here are some safety tips on how to properly ride them https://t.co/VotjPujI6X

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) February 20, 2018

California High-Speed Rail Authority’s recent report details all progress regarding sustainable operations and construction in high-speed rail https://t.co/9L5xx8H9jp via @GlobalRailway pic.twitter.com/D15C3KX0qA

— UCLA Transportation (@UCLACommute) September 7, 2018

#CivilEngineering Prof. @StewartJPucla comments on @elonmusk's plan to construct 'Dugout Loop' tunnel to Dodger Stadium: https://t.co/4y3YZIT8Bo @CBSLA @jo_kwon #Dodgers #engineering #ucla

— UCLA Samueli Engineering (@UCLAengineering) August 30, 2018

Exit fee: Deciding the fate of California's utilities and customer choice movement. @JulienGatta of UCLA @LuskinCenter told Utility Dive. "The debate should not look at the past, it should look to the future." https://t.co/seaqG3OCah via @UtilityDive

— UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation (@LuskinCenter) August 22, 2018

Wondering where CEOs of heavily funded start-ups went to school? @TechCrunch finds out – and of course, we're thrilled to see @UCLA on the list 💯 https://t.co/VX2rSHxhiL

— UCLA Tech + Innovation (archived) (@UCLAtech) May 29, 2018

This solar cell developed at @UCLAengineering set a record for efficiently generating power. https://t.co/shiFv8Yzwp pic.twitter.com/t4yWw0oYd6

— UCLA Newsroom (@UCLAnewsroom) August 30, 2018

@UCLA researchers have set a new record for solar cell efficiency by using a dual-layer design. Better still, it's cheap! Learn more: https://t.co/CVRKqsYvNn @NSF_ENG #NSFfunded pic.twitter.com/fSf4jg565k

— National Science Foundation (@NSF) September 4, 2018

Try this graphic yourself! How Much Hotter Is Your Hometown Today Than When You Were Born? via @NYTimes. Follow our heat-health research ⁦@UCLACPHD⁩ https://t.co/6mjR9rs9O3

— UCLA Center for Public Health and Disasters (@UCLACPHD) August 31, 2018

.@UCLA's @ResearchCP breaks down how lessons learned from managing local water supply in L.A. could help urban water management throughout the West #SustainableLA https://t.co/U15pLoXS68

— UCLA Sustainability (@sustainUCLA) February 14, 2018

The improvement of air quality in Los Angeles over the last half century is an environmental success story thanks in part to contributions made by researchers at #UCLAFSPH #LosAngeles https://t.co/2lZeETgGf5 pic.twitter.com/eVyrKbAHtV

— UCLA Fielding School (@UCLAFSPH) February 14, 2018

It's too easy to fall into "climate fatalism"—but "doomsday scenarios are not inevitable. Progress is being made almost everywhere (except at the national level in the US)." Thanks @PeterGleick for reminding us that we can, & must, still act. #LosingEarth https://t.co/Mc9fclot44

— 350 dot org (@350) August 30, 2018

Did you know that California just weakened beach water quality protections, increasing your likelihood of getting sick from the beach? Use this nifty beach report card tool from @HealTheBay to plan your next beach day and avoid water borne bacteria. https://t.co/Fs6Eo8FFZj pic.twitter.com/jsJV6RX9vU

— LA2050 (@LA2050) August 30, 2018

It seems that we are putting out fires without addressing the causes. We need to move toward prevention, because “this is not the new normal for our high temperatures and wildfires,” said @UCLA's Glen MacDonald. “This is just a stepping stone.” @nytimes https://t.co/ygR5Wo8BZa pic.twitter.com/Md3WAxaZhV

— UCLA Inst. of the Environment and Sustainability (@UCLAIoES) August 28, 2018

New blog post from Kyoto from our own Dr. Stephanie Pincetl!!! #kyoto @stephaniepincet https://t.co/XayftlCHCw

— CCSC at UCLA (@CCSCatUCLA) December 4, 2017

#UCLALuskin @uclaurbnplnning distinguished professor emeritus Martin Wachs commented on the history of California’s controversial gas tax in a recent Mercury News article. @UCLALuskin Read more: https://t.co/VrXXyvIU9Phttps://t.co/VrXXyvIU9P

— #UCLALuskin (@UCLALuskin) September 5, 2018

Read my new report on The 5 Types of Trump Voters: Who they are & what they believe https://t.co/rC2YBJ6Fcm #VOTERSG pic.twitter.com/hioHbQ5f9l

— Emily Ekins (@emilyekins) June 13, 2017

New On Food Law post – Publication of Los Angeles Food Policy Tracker 2018 https://t.co/4e9fIvbbCg @GoodFoodLA

— UCLA Food Law (@UCLAFoodLaw) July 25, 2018

One of the country's most stubborn air quality problems is hot spot pollution: microclimates with excessive levels of deadly pollutants.

Ann Carlson argues the #CleanAirAct may mask hot spot pollution and hinder efforts to address it.@UCLALawReviewhttps://t.co/9kQISExkX0

— Emmett Institute (@Emmett_UCLALaw) August 8, 2018

Best in briefs: The award for best-written @USSupremeCourt amicus briefs by a law school clinic goes to Prof. Stuart Banner's UCLA Law Clinic, according to @AdamSFeldman at the Empirical SCOTUS blog, using BriefCatch analytics.https://t.co/wfHP6x7IEo

— UCLA School of Law (@UCLA_Law) July 23, 2018

Here is a link to the C&EN article – https://t.co/XCWBMOQywM

— UCLA Chem & Biochem (@uclachem) May 12, 2018

#UCLAarts alumnus John Houck’s photographs are an amalgam of folds, creases, grids, and painted passages, all layered to collage-like effect. See it for yourself at @hammer_museum #MadeInLA2018 and see all the @UCLA_Alumni featured in the show → https://t.co/k1pB7we7uu pic.twitter.com/bJEkyZb7Tf

— UCLA Arts (@UCLAarts) July 26, 2018

Honoring the work of laborers and unions all weekend.

“Labor Day rally at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, Calif., 1983” featuring the Sheet Metal Workers' International Association. #unionproud #laborday

📸: @latimes Photographic Archive via @UCLALSC, https://t.co/npFxt8OuYK pic.twitter.com/rfnYgynSgi

— UCLA Digital Library (@UCLADigLib) September 2, 2018

Four of our computer science professors have ranked within the top 100 computer scientists in the U.S. – read more about their work here: https://t.co/zwOvUbcbsc pic.twitter.com/DGskRxKQzV

— UCLA CS Department (@CS_UCLA) July 14, 2018

Did you see the recent feature on #NDSC in the @USCPriceCSI annual report? Read the full report to learn more! https://t.co/KqbIGnMXjL

— NDSC_LA (@NDSC_LA) August 30, 2018

.@Salon quoted #GouldLaw Prof Abby Wood (@yesthatabbywood) re: Facebook's proposal to police bad faith content with machines https://t.co/fGoWbUnVPE

— USC Gould Law (@USCGouldLaw) July 27, 2018

I explain why I call my Twitter account "NiggaTheory" in this Critical Race Theory piece: Revolutionary Morality. https://t.co/ts84bInNzw

— Jody David Armour (@NiggaTheory) September 30, 2017

Oakland man pleads guilty to attempting to work with terrorist groups https://t.co/sHWmnu2XoA

— Safe Communities Institute (@SCI_USC_Price) July 19, 2018

Will changes in social media consumption impact tribalism?https://t.co/yulzh9lOOD

— USC Bedrosian Center (@BedrosianCenter) September 6, 2018

What is Social Innovation? Dr. Gary Painter, Director of the USC Price Center for Social Innovation, on the role that the #socialinnovation framework plays within our existing policy landscape. https://t.co/MIpPIFLtva pic.twitter.com/DU9f7jNnMr

— Price Center @ USC (@USCPriceCSI) September 5, 2018

"Pop culture has now become one more thing that divides us, just like cable news and social media.” Prof. Elizabeth Currid-Halkett in a @washingtonpost article on entertainment in today's political environment https://t.co/B6kIgbjb9Z

— USC Price School (@USCPrice) August 31, 2018

Digital privacy is more important than ever, explains @USC_CCLP Advisory Board Member @jimsteyer to @cheddar. Learn about how California's new law @caprivacyorg is addressing the issue: https://t.co/TrtguHQ1YC

— USC Annenberg CCLP (@USC_CCLP) August 30, 2018

Don't get caught "driving backwards." One of several life lessons from #founders and @noamwass https://t.co/Dprl8hlM7r cc @USC @USCMarshall @USCGreif

— USC Marshall (@USCMarshall) August 21, 2018

The topic of ethics has never been more relevant to business; 46% of PR professionals say business in their countries has become more ethical than the past 5 years. https://t.co/FUBXryFDjS pic.twitter.com/JsviwwAlNi

— USC Center for Public Relations (@Center4PR) August 6, 2018

"A Year After Barcelona Attack, Terrorism Remains Very Much with Us," said @PhilipSeib via @TGlobePost. "Defeating [terrorism] will require long-term resolve from governments and the public…," he continued. Read more here: https://t.co/oTMOpJeoWN #ascj

— USC Annenberg (@USCAnnenberg) August 17, 2018

L.A. County launches program to help locate patients who go missing. Under the program, people with conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or Autism voluntarily wear bracelets which can be tracked by sheriff's deputies. https://t.co/RQtGLjn2yz

— CBS Los Angeles (@CBSLA) September 5, 2018

For the first time in 15 years, a new Alzheimer’s drug looks promising https://t.co/KQSqIHkmzc via @qz

— CESR (@CESRUSC) July 26, 2018

Katherine Pieper and Stacy L. Smith of the @Inclusionists discuss the impacts of on-screen portrayals of aging in @ASAging's "Aging Today": https://t.co/oVrqepw2Rk pic.twitter.com/EQkyQzuwGm

— USC Roybal Institute (@USCRoybal) August 17, 2018

Rebecca Myerson of @USCSchPharmacy @SchaefferCenter in the new @ashecon newsletter: "Pharmacy schools can provide a unique and valuable work environment for health economists." Read more: https://t.co/wzfHSG8pHt pic.twitter.com/K6rygU1Dli

— USC School of Pharmacy (@USCSchPharmacy) August 30, 2018

“The new emojis look a lot more like the Baby Boomers I see as I go about my day,” says @jailshi, PhD, an assistant professor of gerontology and sociology @USCLeonardDavis 👶🧒🧑🧓🌳🌱🔬🎶🔎 #WorldEmojiDay
Read the rest of the article → https://t.co/V9S9ZJNgf6

— USC Leonard Davis (@USCLeonardDavis) July 18, 2018

A study led by @USCLeonardDavis found that most older adults will enjoy good cognition until age 77 – and that it is tied to higher education. https://t.co/z6UUoGTApg

— USC (@USC) August 29, 2018

A bone marrow transplant is used as a treatment for certain blood cancers, blood disorders (like aplastic anemia, thalassemia and sickle cell anemia) and in rare cases for certain solid tumors (germ-cell tumors). https://t.co/JHEAZsVQGc

— Keck Medicine of USC (@KeckMedUSC) September 7, 2018

51% of school violence incidents flared in just 10 states last year. Is your state one of them?https://t.co/5ny2lI4371 .⁦@SCI_USC_Price⁩ pic.twitter.com/x4rhtTRFym

— Erroll Southers (@esouthersHVE) August 21, 2018

Interesting new study released by National Institute of Aging furthers exploration of health benefits of fasting – an area in which @USCLeonardDavis's Valter Longo has been at the fore. https://t.co/K9b3rcRuns

— USC Research (@USC_Research) September 6, 2018

Students of color are disproportionately affected by school disciplinary actions and arrests. Here's our look at how restorative justice and alternative disciplinary strategies impact the school-to-prison pipeline. https://t.co/vSMiXGkkPv #SchooltoPrison #sccrowd #hscchat

— USC Rossier Online (@USCTeacher) May 30, 2018

Did you know the Unruh Institute Director @BobShrum was on The Daily Show back in the day? See here: https://t.co/PovLE9qYem pic.twitter.com/awhtYbeO9Z

— USC Center for the Political Future (@USCPolFuture) April 21, 2018

50 years later, what can Americans learn from Robert Kennedy? https://t.co/H2N3yKZ3px

— Robert Shrum (@BobShrum) June 2, 2018

.@daveckang in @nytopinion: If the Trump administration wants denuclearization, Washington must take steps to ease North Korean fears of an American attack.
cc: @USCKSI @USC_SIR https://t.co/qhm9irxi7d

— USC Dornsife (@USCDornsife) August 24, 2018

How do #Bots work? Researcher @jabawack offered some insights in a piece he did here: https://t.co/F2oXmdtuAm

— USC Viterbi School (@USCViterbi) September 5, 2018

.@USC spinout @SynTouchInc is included in an @ELLEmagazine feature on the latest advances in facial moisturizers. SynTouch’s Toccare (a robotics sensor technology that mimics human touch) was used to optimize the formula of Olay Whip. https://t.co/icqoVJuM62 pic.twitter.com/lTi6c4ernj

— USC Stevens (@USCStevens) April 19, 2018

BBC Click investigates, interviewing ICT’s @AriYShapiro about preserving the likeness of human beings. Watch the full segment here.https://t.co/nlJK1zc4ry

— USC ICT (@USC_ICT) September 4, 2018

Good piece citing my UCLA colleague @rjisungpark on the dangers of rising heat. Both indoor and outdoor workers are at risk. I was recently in a Vegas office where the indoor thermometer read 103–ack! https://t.co/OZ6juJDemV

— Cara Horowitz (@CaraHorowitz) July 28, 2018

Pinar Yoldas redefines nature and ecology in the twenty-first century. https://t.co/KF5cFFdIc8 @GuggFellows @UCLAGradSchool

— Guernica Magazine (@GuernicaMag) October 20, 2015

Thank you for joining us. The entire live stream is available to watch here: https://t.co/IojDuTpoPl#ArmeniaTomorrow #Armenia #NikolPashinyan #USC #ArmenianStudies

— USC Armenian Studies (@ArmenianStudies) May 20, 2018

“#France has…used its diplomatic strength to bring controversial issues to the forefront of global health,” writes @tornstein in a CPD Blog post from the latest #SoftPower30 report. Read more of her take on France’s #HealthDiplomacy: https://t.co/qonF23ELdh pic.twitter.com/pEyhHGn6pT

— USC Public Diplomacy (@PublicDiplomacy) September 5, 2018