2026 Housing Solutions & American Success Summit
A defining dialogue on the future of housing, wealth, and opportunity, elevating homeownership as a foundational pillar of a robust middle class.
A Defining Dialogue on Housing & Opportunity
Join a defining dialogue on the future of housing, wealth, and opportunity. Anchored in a mission to advance upward mobility and wealth creation, the Summit elevates homeownership as a foundational pillar of a robust middle class, convening leaders across policy, research, finance, development, and community advocacy.
As economic, demographic, and regulatory dynamics continue to recalibrate housing supply, the Summit underscores the heightened significance of ownership within today’s public policy discourse. This multisector convening advances pragmatic policy approaches designed to broaden access to the American Dream.
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Panel One · The Delivery Problem
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The Summit Report
The report is now available. Read Rebuild the Homeownership Ladder — California’s Housing Crisis: Market Failure in Attainable Homeownership by Karla López del Río, published by the Center for Demographics and Policy. Every Summit ticket also includes a complimentary printed copy.
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Plan Your Visit
Venue
Beckman Hall
Driving
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From the 5 (Santa Ana Fwy): exit Chapman Ave east; left (north) on N. Glassell St, right on E. Walnut Ave to N. Orange St.
From the 22 (Garden Grove Fwy): exit N. Main St north; right on E. Walnut Ave to N. Orange St.
From the 55 (Costa Mesa Fwy): exit Chapman Ave west; north toward N. Orange/Center to E. Walnut Ave.
At N. Orange St & E. Walnut Ave, enter the Anderson Parking Structure.
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Visual: How to Arrive at Anderson Parking
- Parking is underground, beneath the football field.
- Entrance on N. Orange St & E. Walnut Ave.
Walking
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From the Anderson Structure, walk south into campus, past Argyros Forum (about a 4-minute walk), to Beckman Hall.
Take the elevator to the 4th floor — the Bush Conference Center.
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National Homeownership Month
Learn more about the national advocacy of the National Association of REALTORS® for bipartisan housing policy.
June is recognized nationwide as National Homeownership Month. The observance grew from National Homeownership Week, first marked in the 1990s as part of a public-private effort to make the stability and wealth-building power of owning a home accessible to more American families. In 2002 it was formally proclaimed as a full month each June, affirming homeownership as a cornerstone of the American Dream. Today the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, the National Association of REALTORS®, and partners nationwide use the month to spotlight efforts that help families achieve affordable, sustainable homeownership.
Source: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), National Homeownership Month.
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