UCLA Study Predicts Coastal Communities Will Benefit from Housing Slump

"- UCLA's most recent Anderson Forecast detailed the future of California's real estate market. Based on 2010 U.S. Census results and Anderson research, UCLA's Senior Economist, Jerry Nickelsburg, predicted that consumers would shift away from inland homes if their commutes required long-distance drives towards the coast. The study has wider implications for all U.S. regions where coastal communities remain desirable places to live."