We will accept fax registrations until 10am, Monday June 21, 2004.
At door registration is $400, as space permits.
| Online Registration is now closed for the June 22, 2004 Conference. We will accept fax registrations until 10am, Monday June 21, 2004. At door registration is $400, as space permits. |
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The UCLA Anderson Forecast
Presents the quarterly economic forecast conference When and How Do Real Estate Bubbles Burst? What Today's Buyers and Sellers Need to Know Korn Convocation Hall Tuesday, June 22, 2004 Registration Fee: $350 Affiliate/Alumni Fee: $250 |
| Prices, unit sales, and building activity in the Southern
California residential real estate market are skyrocketing. Locally, everyone is buying, selling,
remodeling, refinancing, or regretting not investing in the first place. In the bigger picture,
bond prices are falling, and the Fed has declared the risk of deflation gone. Yet, real estate
professionals all over the country continue to invest in Southern California properties. Join us for a realistic and practical presentation of the real estate situation here in Southern California from the UCLA Anderson Forecast economists, along with an insightful discussion with other economists, financial experts, and real estate professionals. |
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| 7:45am - 8:30am |
Registration and Continental Breakfast |
| 8:30am - 8:40am |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
| 8:40am - 9:40am |
The Economic Forecast for the Nation, State and Region |
| 9:40am - 10:20am |
Real Estate Bubbles 101 |
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Is there a bubble and if so how do real estate bubbles burst? Is there a relationship between the housing market and the current economic cycle we are in? |
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Edward Leamer, Director, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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Amy Crews Cutts, Deputy Chief Economist, Freddie Mac |
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| What Goes Down Must Come Up? |
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Bond prices are falling, but how great is the risk of inflation? When will the Fed move to change rates, and by how much? How will this affect consumers? |
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Michael Bazdarich, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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H. Robert Heller, former Governor of the Federal Reserve System |
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| 10:20am - 10:40am |
Questions and Answers |
| 10:40am - 10:50am |
Break |
| 10:50am - 11:40am |
Investing for the Short-run |
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What will a rise in interest rates do to single- and multifamily real estate values here in
Southern California? Who is at greatest risk? Are lenders over-exposed? |
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Diana Brookes, Executive Vice President, Coldwell Banker |
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Laurie Lustig-Bower, Executive Vice President & Managing Director, CB Richard Ellis |
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Patricia W. Neal, Director, Fannie Mae Los Angeles |
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Christopher Thornberg, Senior Economist, UCLA Anderson Forecast |
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| 11:40am - 12:30pm |
Investing for the Long-run: |
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Will housing supply catch up with demand in Southern California? What has been holding it back? Should you take advantage of today's interest rates to pay the extraordinary prices? |
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Michael Dardia, Vice President, Sphere Institute |
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Peter Lauener, President & CEO, Intracorp LA |
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Robert A. Kleinhenz, Deputy Chief Economist, California Association of Realtors |
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Tim Sullivan, Principal Consulting, The Meyers Group |
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| 12:30pm - 12:45pm |
Questions and Answers |
| 12:45pm | Adjourn |
| Check back again for program updates. |
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