Housing scarcity is a natural barrier to economic growth - and the IE's housing stock has not kept up with demand. What does that mean for the region's labor force? For local home prices and rents? Join us for answers in November.

The number of new businesses being established in the Inland Empire has vigorously outpaced new business growth in California as a whole.

Land use decisions and local opposition are leading obstacles to building badly needed housing across Southern California - especially low and moderate income housing.

The Center for Economic Forecasting and Development applies business expertise, understanding of public policy, and deep academic training to analyzing the regional, state, and national economy—producing economic forecasts, public policy analysis, and economic impact studies.