Zócalo Public Square

Los Angeles is the second-most expensive housing market in the country, behind the Bay Area. What makes Southern California such an expensive place to live—and what, if anything, can be done to lower the cost of housing here? At the Petersen Automotive Museum, The Economist's Lauren Schuker Blum moderated a discussion featuring USC Lusk Center for Real Estate director Richard K. Green, East LA Community Corporation founder Maria Cabildo, and Curbed L.A. senior editor Adrian Glick Kudler.