The Center for Regional Analysis conducts research and analytical studies on economic, fiscal, demographic, housing, and social and policy issues related to the current and future growth of the Virginia, Maryland, and DC areas. Through its range of research and programs -- major economic impact studies, economic forecasts, fiscal analyses, conferences and seminars, publications, information services, and data products -- the Center's activities strengthen decision-making by businesses, governments, and institutions throughout the Greater Washington region.

PRESENTATIONS The Shape of the Recovery Stephen S. Fuller, PhD Director, Center for Regional Analysis School of Public Policy, GMU The Housing Market and Outlook John McClain, AICP, Senior Fellow, Center for Regional Analysis School of Public Policy, GMU The National Economy Roy Webb, Sr. Economist, Federal Reserve, Richmond Office Market Greg Leisch, CEO Delta

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Current Indicators and Information on the National and
Washington Economies and Real Estate Markets
February 1, 2010 (updated frequently)

RECENT STUDIES, REPORTS, AND PRESENTATIONS

2010 Annual Real Estate Market Forecast
African-American Real Estate Professionals — January 28, 2010

The U.S. and Washington Area Economic Performance and Outlook
Access National Mortgage — Dec. 10, 2009

Economic and Fiscal Impacts of DoD Spending on the Commonwealth of Virginia in FY 2008
VA National Defense Industrial Authority, Richmond VA — Nov. 2009