Modeling New Housing Supply in Los Angeles: Simulations from the Terner Housing Policy Dashboard
Published On October 28, 2022
In this analysis, we use the Terner Housing Policy Dashboard to simulate six policy options that encourage new home building in Los Angeles. Rather than prescribe a particular solution, this analysis looks at how much we might expect a particular policy lever to change home building outcomes in the city and is intended to demonstrate the value of data-informed policy making.
Authors:
Alexander Casey, Housing Affordability Data Lab Director, Terner Housing Innovation Labs
Ben Metcalf, Managing Director, Terner Center
David Garcia, Policy Director, Terner Center
Haley Rebecca Tiu, Data Lab Graduate Student Fellow
Issi Romem, MetroSight
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