Shane Phillips
Shane Phillips is a housing researcher, writer, and consultant. He manages the Randall Lewis Housing Initiative at the UCLA Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies, and produces and hosts the UCLA Housing Voice Podcast, a biweekly show that translates emerging policy-relevant research for a non-academic audience. He’s the author of the book The Affordable City, which advocates for prioritizing Supply, Stability, and Subsidies and offers more than 50 strategies for improving and maintaining affordability. He has consulted for cities including Reno, NV, Grand Rapids, MI, and Hendersonville, NC, and given keynote presentations for various statewide housing associations, trade groups, regional advocacy organizations, and conferences. Shane earned his bachelor’s degree in biochemistry from the University of Washington and masters degrees in public administration and urban planning from USC.
Session(s):
Implementing the Affordable City »
APA UT- 2024 Fall Conference, Provo UT, October 11, 2024 10:10 amFollowing up on his keynote presentation, Shane Phillips will field questions from conference attendees on a range of topics, including: the nuts and bolts of housing affordability policies, emerging research, the politics of housing reform, and inspiring examples and cautionary tales from other cities, states, and countries. [embed]https://youtu.be/bJPzW3SNL2U[/embed]
Saying Yes to Housing Supply, Stability, and Subsidy »
APA UT- 2024 Fall Conference, Provo UT, October 11, 2024 9:00 amThere’s no silver bullet for housing affordability; getting there requires a holistic approach, sustained over years, in collaboration with many partners. Shane Phillips, UCLA researcher and author of The Affordable City, shares a policy framework based on three priorities — Supply, Stability, and Subsidy — and discusses research and messaging to support their implementation. [embed]https://youtu.be/7186RZVGZFc[/embed]
= Keynote
