About The Conference
While the Inland Empire has experienced the strongest local job growth in Southern California since the Great Recession, expansion of the region’s housing stock has been woefully slow relative to past cycles.
Housing scarcity is a natural barrier to growth in any labor force and the Inland Empire’s lack of work force growth has led to the tightest labor market the region has ever experienced. Employers are already finding it difficult to fill positions—and that struggle will intensify unless there is a surge in new housing construction locally.
- Why hasn’t the Inland Empire’s housing stock kept up with demand?
- What does the shortage mean for local home prices, rents, and demographics given that employers across Southern California are competing for a limited supply of workers?
Join some of the nation’s leading economists along with key local business and government leaders as they answer today’s pressing questions about the IE's housing and economic future. We hope to see you in November!
Featured Speakers
Director Center for Economic Forecasting & Development
U.S. & California Forecast
Executive Director of ResearchCenter for Economic Forecasting & Development
Inland Empire Forecast
Additional Speakers Coming Soon
Take Aways & Benefits
Economic Insights
The 2019 Inland Empire Economic Forecast Conference Book, complete with data and graphics illustrating where housing prices, employment, personal income, and other major economic indicators are heading
Regular Updates
Quarterly updates to the forecast by email
Networking Opportunities
The opportunity to network with hundreds of government and business leaders from across the region
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