Reports

Our 2020 report focuses on housing in the Inland Empire region. Specifically, our report contains factors driving demand, construction trends, data- driven jurisdictional summaries, resident case studies, and focus groups. The final report will be released in eight sections, each contributing important information and research about our topic.

• Living with the COVID-19 Pandemic for a Year: The Exacerbated Housing Insecurity Issue
  Housing Insecurity and COVID19.pdf
• Challenges and Opportunities for Housing Development in the Inland Empire: Perspectives from the Community
  Challenges and Oppurtunities for Housing Development in the Inland Empire.pdf
• When the Home Becomes the Place of K-12 Education: How COVID-19 is Challenging the Education and Digital Divide

  icsd_october_report (final).pdf

• Housing Insecurity & the COVID-19 Pandemic
  Housing Insecurity & COVID-19 Report.pdf
• The Economic Impacts of Covid-19 on Small Businesses in the Inland Region
  ICSD Economic Impacts of COVID-19.pdf
• Housing Affordability & Regional Development Focus Group Report
  Housing Affordability and Regional Development Focus Group Report.pdf

Issue Briefs

In our Issue Brief Series, we profile and analyze the most important housing issues in the Inland Empire. Each Brief is 3-4 pages and covers topics ranging from affordable housing availability to state housing bills authored by area representatives.

• Issue Brief #1: Where is California’s Housing Legislation Coming from?
  issuebriefv2.pdf
• Issue Brief #2: What is SB 50 and How Would it Affect Housing in the Inland Region?
  Issue Brief 2 What is SB 50.pdf
• Issue Brief #3: California: What Housing is Built, Where?
  Issue Brief #3 What Housing is Built, Where?.pdf
• Issue Brief #4: California: What Housing is Built, Where? Part 2 of 2
  Issue Brief #4 What Housing is Built, Where Part 2.pdf
• Issue Brief #5: Housing in a Covid-19 World
  Issue Brief #5 Housing in a Covid-19 World.pdf
• Issue Brief #6: Housing Recap: California 2019/2020 Legislative Session
  Housing Recap California 2019:20 Legislative Session.pdf

To learn more about the center’s research, please contact our Public Policy Analyst, Kristen Kopko at kristen.kopko@ucr.edu.