Richard Green

USC Lusk Center for Real Estate

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Director and Chair of the University of Southern California's Lusk Center for Real Estate

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If you're actively looking to buy a home in Southern California, you won't be surprised by this week's report by the real estate website Trulia.

Real Estate: Too Expensive to Buy, Too Expensive to Rent

If you're actively looking to buy a home in Southern California, you won't be surprised by this week's report by the real estate website Trulia.

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The City of Inglewood may have fallen on hard times, but boosters have local officials dreaming about Pasadena—or at least Culver City.

The City of Inglewood Looks to the Future

The City of Inglewood may have fallen on hard times, but boosters have local officials dreaming about Pasadena—or at least Culver City.

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It looks like the housing market is back -- or at least well on its way.

Is the California Housing Market Bouncing Back?

It looks like the housing market is back -- or at least well on its way.

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