Case Study

NYU Furman Center Policy Brief Examines the Emerging Spectrum of Government-Led and Publicly Owned Housing Development Models

10.9.24

Direct Cash Transfers Shown to Reduce Risky Behaviors, According to Urban Institute Study

1.10.24

Urban Insitute Blog Post Discusses Addressing Climate Change through Housing Policy through Examining the Greater DC Region

9.27.23

Case Study of the Coordinated Entry for All System in King County, WA

3.7.23

Unlocking the Connection: How the Housing Authority of the City of Austin Has Tackled the Digital Divide

1.26.23

The Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA) is one of the leading housing authorities in the field of digital equity, offering several services to residents to improve digital inclusion. Eight years ago, HACA identified that their residents were missing out on the many online services and opportunities due to the digital divide – that is, the gap between those who have consistent access to modern information and communications networks, technology, and devices and those who do not.

Initiatives in Atlanta, Louisville, and Milwaukee Expand Homeownership Opportunities

1.25.23

HUD PD&R Case Study: Tacoma, Washington: Preparing Youth and Young Adults for a Second Chance

12.5.22

From HUD's Office of Policy Development & Research (PD&R):

Case Studies Explore the Role of Organizing Ballot Measures to Support Affordable Housing

7.6.22

Terner Center Report Evaluates California’s Homekey Program’s Successes and Challenges

4.20.22

San Juan, Puerto Rico: Mixed-Income Housing Transforms the Commonwealth's Affordable Housing (Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration)