PAHRC/NLIHC Report Confirms Risks to Federally Assisted Housing Posed by Natural Hazards
1.10.24
Research
NYU Law and Economics Research Finds Building More Housing Can Slow Growth in Rents
12.6.23
Harvard JCHS Examines How Desegregation-Focused Housing Policies Help Reduce Health Disparities
12.6.23
Up for Growth 2023 Housing Underproduction Report: Crisis Worsens in Suburbs & Rural Areas
11.8.23
Pew Examines How Housing Costs Drive Homelessness Levels
10.11.23
New Study: Unconditional Cash Transfers Reduce Homelessness
10.11.23
New Study Explores Land Use Strategies for Locating Housing Near Transit
9.27.23
Harvard JCHS Analysis Shows That Lowest-Income Households Are Left Behind by Housing Markets
9.12.23
Milbank Quarterly Offers Strategic Messaging to Promote Policies that Advance Racial Equity
6.29.23
A new study published in the Milbank Quarterly examines messaging strategies to promote policies that advance racial equity. The authors aimed to study how various messaging strategies can influence support and mobilization for racial equity policy domains across a wide variety of social systems.
Harvard JCHS Releases State of the Nation’s Housing 2023 Report
6.26.23
The Harvard Joint Center of Housing Studies has published the State of the Nation’s Housing 2023 report. The annual report notes that millions of households are priced out of homeownership even as the pace of home price growth appreciation slowed. Similarly, the rate of rent growth declined in 2023 even though rents remain elevated beyond pre-pandemic levels.
Major findings in the 2023 report include: