Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

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

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Volume 15, issue 4, 2004

Section 8: The time for fundamental program change? pp. 805-834

William Grigsby and Steven Bourassa

Comment on William G. Grigsby and Steven C. Bourassa's “Section 8: The time for fundamental program change?” pp. 835-849

Barbara Sard

Comment on William G. Grigsby and Steven C. Bourassa's “Section 8: The time for fundamental program change?” pp. 851-863

James Armstrong and Ophelia Basgal

Nativity status and racial/ethnic differences in access to quality housing: Does homeownership bring greater parity? pp. 865-901

Samantha Friedman and Emily Rosenbaum

Measuring the impact of community development block grant spending on urban neighborhoods pp. 903-934

George Galster, Christopher Walker, Christopher Hayes, Patrick Boxall and Jennifer Johnson

A typology of U.S. suburban places pp. 935-964

Brian Mikelbank

Evaluating the success of urban success stories: Is reputation a guide to best practice? pp. 965-997

Harold Wolman, Edward Hill and Kimberly Furdell

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Volume 15, issue 3, 2004

Editor's introduction pp. 449-451

Kristopher Rengert

Guest editors’ introduction pp. 453-466

Patricia McCoy and Elvin Wyly

An overview of the predatory mortgage lending process pp. 467-502

Elizabeth Renuart

Risk‐based mortgage pricing: Present and future research pp. 503-531

Alan White

Subprime lending: An investigation of economic efficiency pp. 533-571

Howard Lax, Michael Manti, Paul Raca and Peter Zorn

Assessing the impact of North Carolina's predatory lending law pp. 573-601

Roberto Quercia, Michael Stegman and Walter Davis

Neighborhood patterns of subprime lending: Evidence from disparate cities pp. 603-622

Paul Calem, Jonathan Hershaff and Susan Wachter

Has mortgage capital found an inner‐city spatial fix? pp. 623-685

Elvin Wyly, Mona Atia and Daniel Hammel

The geography of subprime mortgage prepayment penalty patterns pp. 687-714

John Farris and Christopher Richardson

Predatory lending: What does Wall Street have to do with it? pp. 715-751

Kathleen Engel and Patricia McCoy

Limiting abuse and opportunism by mortgage servicers pp. 753-784

Kurt Eggert

The demand side of financial exploitation: The case of medical debt pp. 785-803

Robert Seifert

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Volume 15, issue 2, 2004

The earned income tax credit as an instrument of housing policy pp. 203-260

Michael Stegman, Walter Davis and Roberto Quercia

Comment on Michael A. Stegman, Walter R. Davis, and Roberto Quercia's “The Earned Income Tax Credit as an instrument of housing policy” pp. 261-277

Cushing Dolbeare

Comment on Michael A. Stegman, Walter R. Davis, and Roberto Quercia's “The Earned Income Tax Credit as an instrument of housing policy” pp. 279-288

Joseph Harkness

Comment on Michael A. Stegman, Walter R. Davis, and Roberto Quercia's “The Earned Income Tax Credit as an instrument of housing policy” pp. 289-300

James Carr, Kristopher Rengert and Kil Huh

Crime, New housing, and housing incivilities in a first‐ring suburb: Multilevel relationships across time pp. 301-345

Barbara Brown, Douglas Perkins and Graham Brown

Fueling the fire: Information technology and housing price appreciation in the San Francisco Bay area and the Twin Cities pp. 347-383

Karen Chappie, John Thomas, Dena Belzer and Gerald Autler

The HOPE VI Program: What about the residents? pp. 385-414

Susan Popkin, Diane Levy, Laura Harris, Jennifer Comey, Mary Cunningham and Larry Buron

HOPE VI relocation: Moving to new neighborhoods and building new ties pp. 415-447

Susan Clampet‐Lundquist

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Volume 15, issue 1, 2004

The Lessons of John Locke or Hernando de Soto: What if Your Dreams Come True? pp. 1-24

Donald Krueckeberg

Comment on Donald A. Krueckeberg's “The Lessons of John Locke or Hernando de Soto: What if Your Dreams Come True?” pp. 25-37

Peter Schaefer

Comment on Donald A. Krueckeberg's “The Lessons of John Locke or Hernando de Soto: What if Your Dreams Come True?” pp. 39-48

Peter Marcuse

Does Housing Mobility Policy Improve Health? pp. 49-98

Dolores Acevedo‐Garcia, Theresa Osypuk, Rebecca Werbel, Ellen Meara, David Cutler and Lisa Berkman

Section 8 and Movement to Job Opportunity: Experience after Welfare Reform in Kansas City pp. 99-131

Kirk McClure

The Financial Viability of Housing for Mentally Ill Persons pp. 133-170

Joseph Harkness, Sandra Newman, George Galster and James Reschovsky

Consumer Preference for Neotraditional Neighborhood Characteristics pp. 171-202

Hazel Morrow‐Jones, Elena Irwin and Brian Roe

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Volume 14, issue 4, 2003

Evictions: The hidden housing problem pp. 461-501

Chester Hartman and David Robinson

Comment on Chester Hartman and David Robinson's “evictions: The hidden housing problem"—protection or protraction? pp. 503-515

Michael H. Schill

Comment on Chester Hartman and David Robinson's “evictions: The hidden housing problem” pp. 517-528

W Dennis Keating

Comment on Chester Hartman and David Robinson's “Evictions: The hidden housing problem” pp. 529-540

Lenore Monello Schloming and Skip Schloming

Does density exacerbate income segregation? Evidence from U.S. metropolitan areas, 1980 to 2000 pp. 541-589

Rolf Pendall and John I. Carruthers

The convergence of nonequity housing models in Canada: Changes to housing policy since 1990 pp. 591-620

Jorge Sousa and Jack Quarter

Assessing Economic Change in HOPE VI Neighborhoods pp. 621-655

Sean Zielenbach

Transit supportive home loans: Theory, application, and prospects for smart growth pp. 657-677

Kevin J. Krizek

Volume 14, issue 3, 2003

Should the housing voucher program become a state‐administered block grant? pp. 235-269

Jill Khadduri

Comment on Jill Khadduri's “should the housing voucher program become a state‐administered block grant?” A housing voucher block grant is a bad idea pp. 271-281

Margery Turner and Susan Popkin

Comment on Jill Khadduri's “should the housing voucher program become a state‐administered block grant?” pp. 283-293

Edgar Olsen

Comment on Jill Khadduri's “should the housing voucher program become a state‐administered block grant?” pp. 295-303

John Sidor

If low‐income blacks are given a chance to live in white neighborhoods, will they stay? Examining mobility patterns in a quasi‐experimental program with administrative data pp. 305-345

Stefanie DeLuca and James Rosenbaum

Using housing vouchers to move to the suburbs: How do families fare? pp. 347-382

David Varady and Carole Walker

A quiet counterrevolution in land use regulation: The origins and impact of Oregon's measure 7 pp. 383-425

Carl Abbott, Sy Adler and Deborah Howe

Edgeless cities: Examining the Noncentered metropolis pp. 427-460

Robert Lang and Jennifer LeFurgy

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Volume 14, issue 1-2, 2003

Failures, downsizings, and mergers among community development corporations pp. 1-46

William Rohe and Rachel Bratt

Comment on William M. Rohe and Rachel G. Bratt's “failures, downsizings, and mergers among community development corporations”: Defending community development corporations or defending communities? pp. 47-56

Randy Stoecker

Comment on William M. Rohe and Rachel G. Bratt's “Failures, downsizings, and mergers among community development corporations”: Merger does not mean failure pp. 57-68

David Piana

Race and residential accessibility to shopping and services pp. 69-101

Amy Helling and David Sawicki

The impact of assisted housing developments on concentrated poverty pp. 103-141

Lance Freeman

Local response to federal changes in the housing voucher program: A case study of intraregional cooperation pp. 143-168

Victoria Basolo

Assets and neighborhoods: The role of individual assets in neighborhood revitalization pp. 169-202

Rachel Weber and Janet Smith

Common‐interest housing in the communities of tomorrow pp. 203-234

Evan McKenzie

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