Community Investments

2004 - 2014

From Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Contact information at EDIRC.
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Research Library ().

Access Statistics for this journal.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

2008, issue Sum, vol 20

It’s getting easier to be green - cultivating the intersections between community development and environmental sustainability pp. 3-720

Naomi Cytron

Industrial decline and the opportunities and challenges of brownfield redevelopment pp. 8-1120

Michael R. Greenberg, Karen Lowrie, Henry Mayer and Judith Shaw

Case study: transforming a brownfield in Baltimore pp. 12-13

Greg Lewis

Re-building it green pp. 14-15

Jennifer Somers

Triple-bottom line investing: balancing financial, social and environmental returns pp. 17-1820

Shari Berenbach, Jed Emerson and Tim Freundlich

Environmental justice pp. 1620

Vivian Pacheco

2008, issue Spr, vol 20

From mattress money to checking accounts: a profile of Bank on San Francisco pp. 3-722

Anonymous

Foreclosure prevention in the 12th District: the role of community development pp. 8-1223

Anonymous

Community land trusts: preserving long-term housing affordability pp. 13-1522

Anonymous

Employer assisted housing: addressing the housing affordability gap pp. 16-1722

Anonymous

The Center for Community Development Investments pp. 18

Anonymous

Streamlining the mortgage approval process in Indian country pp. 19-20, 22

Anonymous

Joining forces: banker collaboratives seek greater community development impact pp. 21

Anonymous

2008, issue Win, vol 20

A new safety net for low-income families pp. 3-729

Ajay Chaudry, Margaret Simms and Sheila Zedlewski

Beyond shelter: investing in quality affordable housing pp. 8-1129

Laura Choi

Supporting young children and families: an investment strategy that pays pp. 12-1429

Julia Isaacs

Encouraging entrepreneurship: a microenterprise development policy agenda pp. 15-1929

Joyce Klein and Carol Wayman

Strengthening community development infrastructure: the opportunities and challenges of CDBG pp. 20-21

Naomi Cytron

Return on investment: the mixed balance sheet of community development research pp. 22-2329

Carolina Reid

A new look at the CRA pp. 24-2529

Prabal Chakrabarti and John Olson

Twenty-first century ownership: individual and community stakes pp. 26-2830

Thomas M. Shapiro and Hannah Thomas

2007, issue Fall, vol 19

Back to school: prioritizing education in community development efforts pp. 3-630

Carolina Reid

The power of preschool: early investment yields solid returns pp. 7-1230

Kathleen Reich

The economics of early childhood development as seen by two Fed economists pp. 13-1430

Rob Grunewald and Arthur J. Rolnick

Linking community development and school improvement: an interview with Professor Mark Warren pp. 16-1830

Anonymous

The community development and education connection pp. 20-21

Deborah McKoy

2007, issue Spr, vol 19

Lending for rural development projects: infrastructure, community facilities, and affordable housing pp. 13-15

Robert Longman

Morphing rural community development models: the nexus between the past and the future pp. 16-2029-30

John C. Allen

Native community development financial institutions: building a foundation for strong native economies pp. 21-2330

Carolina Reid

Big lessons from small rural communities: working to reduce poverty long term pp. 24-2830

Karl N. Stauber

2007, issue Spring

Addressing community and economic development in rural America: trends, challenges, and opportunities pp. 3-829

Naomi Cytron

Si Se Puede: developing farmworker housing in the 12th District pp. 9-1229

Vivian Pacheco

2006, issue Spr, vol 18

Small business development: an overview pp. 3-9

Naomi Cytron

Microbusiness, macro-impact: capitalizing on potential pp. 10-14

Valerie Plummer

The corner store: investing in a "sense of place" pp. 15-16

Carolina Reid

Using CRA-qualified community development activities to reach more small businesses pp. 17

John Olson

Building bridges in low- and moderate-income communities pp. 18-19

Stanley Tom

Delivering financial return and community results: Pacific Community Ventures pp. 18-19

Todd Schafer and Beth Sirull

2006, issue Dec, vol 18

Homeownership at high cost: recent trends in the mortgage lending industry pp. 3-925

Naomi Cytron and Laura Lanzerotti

Preventing foreclosure: initiatives to sustain homeownership pp. 10-1426

Carolina Reid

Calculated risk: assessing nontraditional mortgage products pp. 15-1827

Michael Calhoun and Paul Leonard

Nontraditional mortgage guidance pp. 19-2227

John Olson

2006, issue Oct, vol 18

Crossing borders, creating communities pp. 3-8

Carolina Reid

Community profile: Arizona pp. 9

Anonymous

Community profile: Los Angeles pp. 10

Anonymous

Financial access for immigrants: the challenges and opportunities facing U.S. depository institutions pp. 11-15

Robin G. Newberger, Anna Paulson, Audrey Singer and Jeremy Smith

Community profile: California's Central Valley pp. 16

Anonymous

Community development in dynamic neighborhoods: synchronizing services and strategies with immigrant communities pp. 17-23

Kay Fernandez

Community profile: Utah pp. 24

Anonymous

2006, issue Win, vol 17

Tackling neighborhood poverty: developing strategic approaches to community development pp. 3-11

Carolina Reid

Credit where it counts: the CRA’s role in revitalizing low- and moderate-income communities pp. 12-13

Michael S. Barr

Place matters: how community development departments are rediscovering communities pp. 14-18

Elwood Hopkins and Daniel Tellalian

Works in progress: comprehensive approaches to community development pp. 19-23

Naomi Cytron

Neighborhoods in bloom: measuring the impact of targeted community investments pp. 24-25

Carolina Reid

The Reinvestment Fund's approach to community development pp. 26-27

Jeremy Nowak