Center for Regional Analysis
New report—prepared by CRA and Business Development Advisors— shines a light on a set of middle-skill jobs in our region’s leading industry clusters and shows pathways into and beyond these jobs for individuals who currently do not hold a college degree.
Read the Full Report.
On March 6, 2017, Dr. Mark C. White of George Mason University’s Center for Regional Analysis presented an overview of his most recent report, “Assessing Alexandria/Arlington’s Regional Labor Market”. This report will help the Alexandria/Arlington Regional Workforce Council’s stakeholders to better understand trends shaping the region’s workforce and identify sources of current and future labor demand. A copy of Dr. White’s presentation and report can be found here:
CRA announces the release of “Loudoun County Housing Needs Assessment, 2015-2040”, a report produced in partnership with Lisa Sturtevant & Associates, LLC and CRA associate Jeanette Chapman as co-author.
Loudoun County contracted with the George Mason University Center for Regional Analysis and Lisa Sturtevant & Associates LLC (GMU consulting team) to assess the County’s current and future housing needs. Section I of this report includes an analysis of current demographic, economic and housing market conditions and patterns of housing affordability in the County, and describes the current gaps between housing demand and supply. Section II includes an assessment of the economic and demographic forces that will drive future housing demand in Loudoun County, presents detailed forecasts of household growth and housing demand to 2040, and analyzes the potential implications of a gap between projected demand and anticipated supply in the County.
“CRA examined the economic impacts of Virginia’s Housing Industry”
