The donation is the first departmental naming gift for the USC Price School of Public Policy, creating the Wilbur H. Smith III Department of Real Estate Development.
As both a real estate agent and a cast member on Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles, she’s benefitted from her acting training at the USC School of Dramatic Arts.
Real estate firm FivePoint’s $1 million donation from will help the public policy school attract senior faculty.
When it comes to creating a more affordable, livable Southern California, Trojans are rising to the challenge.
Real estate CEO and dedicated volunteer Jaime Lee is a third-generation Trojan.
Adam Daneshgar, 34, says the iconic food hall showcases the city’s cultural diversity, and he wants “to keep that value instilled going forward.”
Ross Minority Program keynote speaker says his success proves that Trojans can also make their mark in the industry.
Fewer are buying, and what they’re looking for is different from previous generations (goodbye, living room). They’re moving less, too.
As head of the Central City Association, a USC Dornsife graduate has her eye on transforming the Los Angeles landscape.
USC event brings together women who want to shape cities and drive decisions for development.
Trojans are behind some of the high-profile developments in downtown Los Angeles.
The country’s biggest generation is beginning its long expected move up and out of entry positions in housing and jobs, USC expert says.
Over five decades, the administrator and professor has taught, raised millions and made USC Price his beloved home.
The BH Properties gift will provide students with scholarship funds and professional development opportunities.
Professor helps develop the new undergraduate program that will focus on urban context.
Mott Smith turns a warehouse into commercial kitchen spaces, paving the way for expansion.
Women and minorities acquire key skills, aiming to foster responsible development in underserved communities.
Buyers and sellers of different generations should try to build a better economy, he tells leaders at D.C. summit.