Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

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

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Volume 30, issue 6, 2020

The Effect of the Housing Provident Fund on Income Redistribution: The Case of China pp. 879-899

Mengkai Chen, Yidong Wu, Guiwen Liu and Xianzhu Wang

Affordable Housing for Emiratis in the United Arab Emirates: The Case Study of Ras Al Khaimah pp. 900-925

Sandeep K. Agrawal, Varkki Pallathucheril and Pradeep Sangapala

The New Man in the House Rules: How the Regulation of Housing Vouchers Turns Personal Bonds Into Eviction Liabilities pp. 926-949

Rahim Kurwa

Exploring the Financial Implications of Advance Rent Payment and Induced Furnishing of Rental Housing in Ghanaian Cities: The Case of Dansoman, Accra-Ghana pp. 950-971

Richmond Juvenile Ehwi, Lewis Abedi Asante and Nicky Morrison

Will Mandatory Inclusionary Housing Create Mixed-Income Communities? Evidence From London, UK pp. 972-993

Fei Li and Zhan Guo

Long-Term, Multicountry Perspective on Rental Market Regulations pp. 994-1015

Konstantin Kholodilin

Family Compound Housing System Losing Its Value in Ghana: A Threat to Future Housing of the Poor pp. 1016-1032

Esther Yeboah Danso-Wiredu and Adjoa Poku

Another Look at Location Affordability: Understanding the Detailed Effects of Income and Urban Form on Housing and Transportation Expenditures pp. 1033-1055

Carrie Makarewicz, Prentiss Dantzler and Arlie Adkins

Relationship Between State Preemption of Inclusionary Zoning Policies and Health Outcomes: Is There Disparate Impact Among People of Color? pp. 1056-1065

Courtnee Melton-Fant

Volume 30, issue 5, 2020

Neighborhood Opportunity and Satisfaction Among Housing Choice Voucher Recipients: A Subjective Well-Being Perspective pp. 703-717

Atticus Jaramillo, William M. Rohe and Michael D. Webb

The Effect of Public Expenditure on the Housing Deficit in Peru at the Municipal Level pp. 718-740

Nora Libertun de Duren and Rene Osorio

Geographically Targeted Place-Based Community Development Interventions: A Systematic Review and Examination of Studies’ Methodological Rigor pp. 741-765

A. Foell and K. A. Pitzer

Participatory Photo Mapping to Understand Youths’ Experiences in a Public Housing Neighborhood Preparing for Redevelopment pp. 766-782

Samantha Teixeira, Dabin Hwang, Bryn Spielvogel, Katie Cole and Rebekah Levine Coley

No Easy Decisions: Developing an Evidence-Informed Process to Allocate Housing Choice Vouchers to Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence pp. 783-805

Kristie Thomas, Jill T. Messing, Allison Ward-Lasher and Allie Bones

Exclusionary Zoning: Policy Design Lessons From the Mount Laurel Decisions pp. 806-822

Thomas J. PlaHovinsak

The Commodity Effects of Decommodification: Community Land Trusts and Neighborhood Property Values pp. 823-842

Katharine Nelson, James DeFilippis, Richard Kruger, Olivia Williams, Joseph Pierce, Deborah Martin and Azadeh Hadizadeh Esfahani

Extreme Heat Vulnerability of Subsidized Housing Residents in California pp. 843-860

C. J. Gabbe and Gregory Pierce

Who Benefits From Development? Analyzing the Stakeholder Contestations in a Traditional Settlement of Malaysia pp. 861-877

Qianyi Wang, Kee Cheok Cheong and Yurui Li

Volume 30, issue 4, 2020

The Financialization of Housing in Capitalism’s Peripheries pp. 481-485

Manuel B. Aalbers, Raquel Rolnik and Marieke Krijnen

Mexico’s Housing Paradox: Tensions Between Financialization and Access pp. 486-511

Alejandra Reyes

Financialization of Housing in Mexico: The Case of Cuautitlan Izcalli and Huehuetoca in the Metropolitan Region of Mexico City pp. 512-532

Susanne Heeg, Maria Verónica Ibarra García and Luis Alberto Salinas Arreortua

The State-Orchestrated Financialization of Housing in Turkey pp. 533-558

Melih Yeşilbağ

The Political Economy of Housing Financialization in Turkey: Links With and Contradictions to the Accumulation Model pp. 559-584

Emre Ergüven

Subordinate Financialization and Housing Finance: The Case of Indexed Mortgage Loans’ Coalition in Argentina pp. 585-605

I. Socoloff

The Financialization of the Margins of Maputo, Mozambique pp. 606-622

Sílvia Jorge

“Housing Prices Never Fall”: The Development of Housing Finance in Taiwan pp. 623-639

Yi-Ling Chen

Selecting Spaces, Classifying People: The Financialization of Housing in the South African City pp. 640-660

Julien Migozzi

The New Frontiers of Housing Financialization in Phnom Penh, Cambodia: The Condominium Boom and the Foreignization of Housing Markets in the Global South pp. 661-679

Gabriel Fauveaud

Housing Financialization in the Global South: In Search of a Comparative Framework pp. 680-701

Rodrigo Fernandez and Manuel B. Aalbers

Volume 30, issue 3, 2020

Editor’s Introduction pp. 309-310

Tom Sanchez

Challenges for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Projects at Year 15 and Beyond in a Weak Housing Market: The Case of Detroit, Michigan pp. 311-334

Margaret Dewar, Lan Deng and Melissa Bloem

Associations Between Public Housing Residency and Health Behaviors in a Cross-Sectional Sample of Boston Adults pp. 335-347

Margaret M. C. Thomas, Amar J. Mehta, Johnna S. Murphy, Ellen Childs, Brena Figueiredo Sena, Noelle Dimitri, Daniel P. Dooley, John Kane, Aileen Shen, Eugene Barros, Margaret Reid and Sara S. Bachman

Owned a House in an Urban Destination or Made Housing Investments in the Hometown? Determinants of Rural Migrants’ Housing Attainments in China pp. 348-369

Zicheng Wang, Jiachun Liu and Juan Ming

State Affordable Housing Appeals Systems and Access to Opportunity: Evidence From the Northeastern United States pp. 370-395

Nicholas J. Marantz and Huixin Zheng

Housing Instability and Homeless Program Use Among Veterans: The Intersection of Race, Sex, and Homelessness pp. 396-408

Ann Elizabeth Montgomery, Dorota Szymkowiak and Jack Tsai

“You Don’t See Them on the Streets of Your Town”: Challenges and Strategies for Serving Unstably Housed Veterans in Rural Areas pp. 409-430

Thomas Byrne, Meagan Cusack, Gala True, Ann Elizabeth Montgomery and Megan Smith

From REO to Ruin: Post-Foreclosure Pathways and the Production of Decline in Detroit, Michigan pp. 431-456

Eric Seymour

Overriding Exclusion: Compliance With Subsidized Housing Incentives in the Massachusetts 40B Program pp. 457-479

Edward G. Goetz and Yi Wang

Volume 30, issue 2, 2020

Homelessness Policies in the Liberal and the Southern European Welfare Regimes: Ireland, Portugal, and Greece pp. 121-136

Nikos Kourachanis

Choice, Capital, and Competition: Private Mortgage Insurance Application and Availability pp. 137-163

Kevin A. Park

Does Large-Scale Neighborhood Reinvestment Work? Effects of Public–Private Real Estate Investment on Local Sales Prices, Rental Prices, and Crime Rates pp. 164-190

Matthew D. Baird, Heather Schwartz, Gerald P. Hunter, Tiffany L. Gary-Webb, Bonnie Ghosh-Dastidar, Tamara Dubowitz and Wendy M. Troxel

The Roots of Racial Disparities in Residential Zoning Practice: The Case of Henrico County, Virginia, 1978–2015 pp. 191-204

Andrew H. Whittemore

A Latent Profile Analysis of Suburban Single-Family Rental Housing (SFR) Neighborhoods pp. 205-227

Suzanne Lanyi Charles

The Effect of Credit Supply on House Prices: Evidence From Turkey pp. 228-242

Cengiz Tunc

Policy Framework and Institutional Arrangements: Case of Affordable Housing Delivery for Low-Income Groups in Punjab, Pakistan pp. 243-268

Sana Malik, Ruhizal Roosli, Fariha Tariq and Nor’aini Yusof

Examining the Impact of Short-Term Rentals on Housing Prices in Washington, DC: Implications for Housing Policy and Equity pp. 269-290

Zhenpeng Zou

The Causes of Homelessness and the Characteristics Associated With High Risk of Homelessness: A Review of Intercity and Intracity Homelessness Data pp. 291-308

Deden Rukmana

Volume 30, issue 1, 2020

The Past, Present, and Future of the Community Reinvestment Act pp. 1-3

Susan Wachter and Lei Ding

Who Lends Beyond the Red Line? The Community Reinvestment Act and the Legacy of Redlining pp. 4-26

Kevin A. Park and Roberto G. Quercia

The Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) and Bank Branching Patterns pp. 27-45

Lei Ding and Carolina K. Reid

Is the Community Reinvestment Act Still Relevant to Mortgage Lending? pp. 46-60

Paul Calem, Lauren Lambie-Hanson and Susan Wachter

Quantitative Performance Metrics for the Community Reinvestment Act: How Much Reinvestment Is Enough? pp. 61-82

Carolina K. Reid

The Community Reinvestment Act: What Do We Know, and What Do We Need to Know? pp. 83-100

Laurie Goodman, Jun Zhu and John Walsh

Updating the Community Reinvestment Act Geography: It’s Not Just About Assessment Areas pp. 101-109

Mark Willis

The Community Reinvestment Act at 40: Why Is It Still Necessary to Lean on Banks? pp. 110-115

Lawrence J. White

Concluding Observations on Community Reinvestment Act Reform pp. 116-119

Michael S. Barr