The Terner Center takes on projects that identify and reframe pressing issues in housing policy, research, and practice. Our data-driven research and policy agenda aim to inform the dialogue and shape a more affordable and equitable future.
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The Terner Center’s research does not represent the institutional views of the University of California, Berkeley or of Terner Center’s funders or collaborating partners (including Terner Labs). In addition, funders and collaborating partners do not determine findings or recommendations in the Center’s research and policy reports. Terner Center faculty employed by outside entities that might partner with the Terner Center are required to comply with UC Berkeley’s APM 025 and receive prior pre-approval from the executive vice chancellor and provost.