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Session 7: Housing Data

Presentations

Peter Jaquette slideshow

Art Cresce slideshow

Robert Kleinhenz slideshow

Links of Interest

Census Bureau New Residential Construction

National Association of Home Builders Economic and Housing Data

National Association of Realtors Research and Data

Speakers

Peter Jaquette
Weyerhaeuser

Peter B. Jaquette is Manager, Economic Analysis at Weyerhaeuser Company. His primary responsibilities at Weyerhaeuser include market analysis of the containerboard, packaging and paper recycling industries and assessing trends and developments in the economy and how they impact the markets served by Weyerhaeuser. Previously, he was with WEFA and the Atlantic Richfield Company.

He has served on the NABE Board of Directors and is a past president of the NABE Los Angeles Chapter and a member of the National Business Economic Issues Council. He received his B.A. degree from Swarthmore College and his M.A. from Stanford University.

Art Cresce
U.S. Census Bureau

Robert Kleinhenz
California Association of Realtors

Robert Kleinhenz is the Deputy Chief Economist for the California Association of REALTORSâ, a statewide trade organization of real estate professionals with 185,000 members. Robert manages C.A.R.’s research and economics department, which gathers and publishes information on the California housing market, and conducts survey research of consumers and C.A.R. members. He is a frequent contributor to media coverage on the housing market and economy.

Dr. Kleinhenz has over twenty years of experience in the field of Regional Economics. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan, a Master’s degree and a Doctorate from the University of Southern California, all in Economics. Prior to working at C.A.R, he taught Economics for over 15 years, most recently at California State University, Fullerton. He has spoken to local, state, and national audiences and is a frequent contributor to media coverage on the housing market and economy.

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