New England Community Developments

2005 - 2012

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What do the neighbors think?: assessing the community impact of neighborhood stabilization efforts pp. 1-8: Erin Graves
New ideas for old REOs: a disposition framework for marketing REOs for rental properties pp. 9-15: Mariana Arcaya and Prabal Chakrabarti

Servicer performance in processing HAMP loan modifications: a survey of Massachusetts-based counseling agencies pp. 1-7: Prabal Chakrabarti and Ana Patricia Munoz
Variations on an American dream: alternative homeownership models pp. 8-14: Erin Graves

Maintaining diversity in America's transit-rich neighborhoods: tools for equitable neighborhood change pp. 1-6: Chase Billingham, Barry Bluestone and Stephanie Pollack
The changing faces of America's children and youth pp. 7-11: Kenneth M. Johnson and Daniel Lichter

Challenges of the small rental property sector pp. 1-7: Alan Mallach
The myth of the irresponsible investor: analysis of southern New England's small multifamily properties pp. 8-11: Ren S. Essene, Jeffrey Greenberg and Kai-yan Lee

The Elm City resident card: New Haven reaches out to immigrants pp. 1-7: Kica Matos
The marriage of green and affordable pp. 1-7: Trisha Miller
Promoting banking services among low-income customers pp. 1-7: Rebecca Blank
Data corner: remittances pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Data corner: understanding subprime mortgage defaults pp. 8-9: Anonymous
Using new markets tax credits to mitigate the impact of foreclosures on communities pp. 8-12: Anna Steiger
Research review: spillover effects of foreclosures on communities pp. 10-12: Kai-yan Lee
Massachusetts’ efforts to address foreclosed properties pp. 13-17: Prabal Chakrabarti

Massachusetts mortgage summit issues recommendations pp. 1-7: Julia Reade
Foreclosure prevention and intervention efforts in New England pp. 1-7: Kai-yan Lee
Venture capital in New England secondary cities: Carole Carlson and Prabal Chakrabarti
Innovation in technical assistance and lending for very small businesses: DeAnna Green

New arguments for employer-assisted housing No 1, 6 pages: Anna Afshar
An overview of the CDFI industry No 2, 7 pages: Brandy Curtis
Leveraging immigrant remittances for development No 3, 7 pages: Alvaro Lima and Peter Plastrik

Use of alternative credit data offers promise, raises issues No 1, 6 pages: Anna Afshar