Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

Current editor(s): Tom Sanchez, Susanne Viscarra and Derek Hyra

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Volume 21, issue 4, 2011

Guest Editor's introduction pp. 475-479

Alan White

The limits of RESPA: An empirical analysis of the effects of mortgage cost disclosures pp. 481-528

Elizabeth Renuart and Jen Douglas

Gender, age, and race in subprime America pp. 529-564

Elvin Wyly and C.S. Ponder

How good is the GFE? How truthful is the TILA? Comparing mortgage loan disclosures to settlement documents pp. 565-583

J. Michael Collins

The complicated transaction: Using net present value to weigh the costs and benefits of the cash-out refinance pp. 585-603

Sonia Garrison and Wei Li

Weathering the storm: How have IDA homebuyers fared in the foreclosure crisis? pp. 605-625

Signe-Mary McKernan, Ida Rademacher, Caroline Ratcliffe, Kasey Wiedrich and Megan Gallagher

Refinancing transitions and equity extraction among CRA mortgage borrowers pp. 627-645

Jonathan Spader and Roberto G. Quercia

Volume 21, issue 3, 2011

Editor's note: the impact of Housing Policy Debate pp. 345-347

Thomas W. Sanchez

The bounds of smart decline: a foundational theory for planning shrinking cities pp. 349-367

Justin B. Hollander and Jeremy Németh

Comment on Hollander's “The bounds of smart decline: a foundational theory for planning shrinking cities” pp. 369-375

Alan Mallach

A different lens: administrative perspectives on portability in Illinois' Housing Choice Voucher Program pp. 377-403

Andrew Jordan Greenlee

Impacts of Heading Home Hennepin's Housing First programs for long-term homeless adults pp. 405-419

Maria Hanratty

Institutionalized social skill and the rise of mediating organizations in urban governance: the case of the Cleveland Housing Network pp. 421-442

Michael McQuarrie and Norman Krumholz

The low income housing tax credit and racial segregation pp. 443-473

Keren M. Horn and Katherine M. O'Regan

Volume 21, issue 2, 2011

Denver Housing Authority's Park Avenue HOPE VI revitalization project: community impact results pp. 191-214

William Cloud and Susan Roll

The housing and neighborhood conditions of America's children: patterns and trends over four decades pp. 215-245

C. Scott Holupka and Sandra J. Newman

The recent pervasive external effects of residential home foreclosure pp. 247-265

Robert Wassmer

Fair and affordable? Racial and ethnic segregation and inequality in New York City rental housing pp. 267-293

Judith R. Halasz

A prevention-centered approach to homelessness assistance: a paradigm shift? pp. 295-315

Dennis P. Culhane, Stephen Metraux and Thomas Byrne

The sustainability of low-income homeownership: the incidence of unexpected costs and needed repairs among low-income home buyers pp. 317-341

Shannon Van Zandt and William M. Rohe

Volume 21, issue 1, 2011

Is subsidized housing in sustainable neighborhoods? Evidence from Chicago pp. 1-28

Emily Talen and Julia Koschinsky

Comment on Emily Talen and Julia Koschinsky's “Is subsidized housing in sustainable neighborhoods? Evidence from Chicago” pp. 29-32

Alex Schwartz

Comment on Emily Talen and Julia Koschinsky's “Is subsidized housing in sustainable neighborhoods? Evidence from Chicago”: “Sustainable” urban form and opportunity: frames and expectations for low-income households pp. 33-44

Rolf Pendall and Joe Parilla

Minimum parking requirements and housing affordability in New York City pp. 45-68

Simon McDonnell, Josiah Madar and Vicki Been

Cleveland's EcoVillage: green and affordable housing through a network alliance pp. 69-91

Wendy A. Kellogg and W. Dennis Keating

Integrating equity and environmental goals in local housing policy pp. 93-98

Elizabeth J. Mueller and Frederick Steiner

The dynamics of spatial inequality in UK housing wealth pp. 99-132

Eric J. Levin and Gwilym Pryce

Intrametropolitan residential mobility and older inner suburbs: A case study of the Greater Columbus, Ohio, metropolitan area pp. 133-164

Moon Jeong Kim and Hazel A. Morrow-Jones

How local public administrators, nonprofit providers, and elected officials perceive impediments to fair housing in the suburbs: an analysis of Erie County, New York pp. 165-188

Kelly L. Patterson and Robert Mark Silverman

Volume 20, issue 4, 2010

Introduction to the 20th Anniversary Issue of Housing Policy Debate pp. 547-550

Casey J. Dawkins

Twenty years of housing policy: what's new, what's changed, what's ahead? pp. 551-576

James H. Carr and Michelle Mulcahy

Comment on James H. Carr and Michelle Mulcahy's “Twenty years of housing policy: what's new, what's changed, what's ahead?” pp. 577-580

Theodore Koebel

Originating lender localness and mortgage sustainability: an evaluation of delinquency and foreclosure in Indiana's mortgage revenue bond program pp. 581-617

Stephanie Moulton

The accumulation of lender-owned homes during the US mortgage crisis: examining metropolitan REO inventories pp. 619-645

Dan Immergluck

Turning everywhere, getting nowhere: experiences of seeking help for mortgage delinquency and their implications for foreclosure prevention pp. 647-686

Desiree Fields, Kimberly Libman and Susan Saegert

Declining foreclosure neighborhood effects over time pp. 687-706

William Rogers

Foreclosing on the American dream? The financial consequences of low-income homeownership pp. 707-742

Anna Maria Santiago, George C. Galster, Ana H. Santiago-San Roman, Cristina M. Tucker, Angela A. Kaiser and Rebecca A. Grace

The preventable foreclosure crisis pp. 743-749

Roberto G. Quercia and Janneke Ratcliffe

Volume 20, issue 3, 2010

Social conflict over property rights: the end, a new beginning, or a continuing debate? pp. 329-349

Harvey M. Jacobs

Comment on Harvey Jacobs' “Social conflict over property rights: the end, a new beginning, or a continuing debate?” pp. 351-353

Pamela Blumenthal

The transportation-credit mortgage: a post-mortem pp. 355-382

Daniel Chatman and Niels Voorhoeve

Struggling to stay out of high-poverty neighborhoods: housing choice and locations in moving to opportunity's first decade pp. 383-427

Xavier de Souza Briggs, Jennifer Comey and Gretchen Weismann

Are profits from subdivision development higher in areas with more regulations? A case study of South Kingstown, Rhode Island and some implications for land use planning pp. 429-456

Rayman Mohamed

Back to Black … and Green? Location and policy interventions in contemporary neighborhood housing markets pp. 457-484

Joshua D. Ambrosius, John I. Gilderbloom and Matthew J. Hanka

Estimating the local economic impacts of HOPE VI pp. 485-522

Sean Zielenbach, Richard Voith and Michael Mariano

Supporting low-income homeowners: lessons from a program to coordinate weatherization and rehabilitation services pp. 523-546

William M. Rohe, Spencer M. Cowan and Roberto Quercia

Volume 20, issue 2, 2010

Are low-income housing tax credit developments locating where there is a shortage of affordable units? pp. 153-171

Kirk McClure

Comment on Kirk McClure's “Are low-income housing tax credit developments locating where there is a shortage of affordable units?” pp. 173-179

Paul Emrath

Comment on Kirk McClure's “Are low-income housing tax credit developments locating where there is a shortage of affordable units?” pp. 181-184

Jill Khadduri

Permanent supportive housing for domestic violence victims: program theory and client perspectives pp. 185-208

Hilary Botein and Andrea Hetling

You gotta move: advancing the debate on the record of dispersal pp. 209-236

Edward G. Goetz and Karen Chapple

HOPE VI--a viable strategy for improving neighborhood conditions and resident self-sufficiency? The case of Maverick Gardens in Boston pp. 237-294

Alexandra M. Curley

The impact of real estate agents on house prices near environmental disamenities pp. 295-316

Andres Jauregui and Diane Hite

Design determinism, post-meltdown: urban planners and the search for policy relevance pp. 317-327

Paul Knox and Lisa Schweitzer

Volume 20, issue 1, 2010

Housing Policy Debate Special Issue -- Editor's Introduction pp. 1-4

Catherine Haggerty and Margery Austin Turner

Foreword pp. 5-6

Jonathan F. Fanton

Gautreaux mothers and their children: an update pp. 7-25

Stefanie DeLuca, Greg Duncan, Micere Keels and Ruby M. Mendenhall

Comparing residential mobility programs: design elements, neighborhood placements, and outcomes in MTO and Gautreaux pp. 27-41

James E. Rosenbaum and Anita Zuberi

A glass half empty? New evidence from the HOPE VI Panel Study pp. 43-63

Susan J. Popkin

Functional and social neighborhood integration of leaseholders relocated into public and private housing by the Chicago Housing Authority's Plan for Transformation pp. 65-89

Kenneth A. Rasinski, Lisa Lee and Catherine Haggerty

Creating mixed-income developments in Chicago: developer and service provider perspectives pp. 91-118

Mark L. Joseph

The durability of gains from the Gautreaux Two residential mobility program: a qualitative analysis of who stays and who moves from low-poverty neighborhoods* pp. 119-146

Melody L. Boyd, Kathryn Edin, Susan Clampet-Lundquist and Greg Duncan

Overview: Three remaining HOPE VI challenges pp. 147-151

Alex Polikoff