Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

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

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Volume 29, issue 6, 2019

“The ‘Projects’ Are Nice Now”: Resident Perspectives on the Rental Assistance Demonstration (RAD) Program pp. 853-864

Diana Hernández, Tiana Moore, Sarah Lazzeroni and Uyen Sophie Nguyen

Affordable Homeownership: An Evaluation of the Near-Term Effects of Shared Equity Programs pp. 865-879

Brett Theodos, Christina Plerhoples Stacy, Breno Braga and Rebecca Daniels

The Contribution of Manufactured Housing to Affordable Housing in the United States: Assessing Variation Among Manufactured Housing Tenures and Community Types pp. 880-898

Noah J. Durst and Esther Sullivan

Demands for Walkable Neighborhoods among Middle-aged and Older Adults: Do They Differ by Community Settings and Age Groups? pp. 899-930

Jeongjae Yoon and Chanam Lee

The Cost of Code Violations: How Building Codes Shape Residential Sales Prices and Rents pp. 931-946

Robin Bartram

Racial Patterns in Mortgage Lending Outcomes During and After the Subprime Boom pp. 947-976

Tyler Haupert

Shelter Poverty in Ohio: An Alternative Analysis of Rental Housing Affordability pp. 977-989

Bryan P. Grady

The Impact of the Regulation of LTV and DTI of Korean Policy Mortgage Loans on the Loans for Household in Commercial Banks pp. 990-1003

Ji-Yong Seo

Volume 29, issue 5, 2019

Changes to the Housing Policy Debate Board pp. 693-693

Thomas W. Sanchez

The Fair Housing Act at 50: Successes, Failures, and Future Directions pp. 694-703

Paul A. Jargowsky, Lei Ding and Natasha Fletcher

The Fair Housing Act Today: Current Context and Challenges at 50 pp. 704-713

Katherine M. O’Regan

Fighting Housing Discrimination in Europe pp. 714-735

Hilary Silver and Lauren Danielowski

Survival of the Fairest: Examining HUD Reviews of Assessments of Fair Housing pp. 736-751

Justin P. Steil and Nicholas Kelly

Fair Housing After “Big Government”: How Tax Credits Are Reshaping the Legal Fight Against Racial Segregation pp. 752-768

John N. Robinson

Evidence and Actions on Mortgage Market Disparities: Research, Fair Lending Enforcement, and Consumer Protection pp. 769-794

Marsha J. Courchane and Stephen Ross

Real Denial Rates: A New Tool to Look at Who Is Receiving Mortgage Credit pp. 795-819

Laurie S. Goodman, Bing Bai and Wei Li

Do Small Area Fair Market Rents Reduce Racial Disparities in the Voucher Program? pp. 820-834

Vincent J. Reina

Gentrification and Fair Housing: Does Gentrification Further Integration? pp. 835-851

Ingrid Gould Ellen and Gerard Torrats-Espinosa

Volume 29, issue 4, 2019

The Impact of Homeless Prevention on Residential Instability: Evidence From the Homelessness Prevention and Rapid Re-Housing Program pp. 501-521

Gabriel Piña and Maureen Pirog

Does Homeownership Protect Individuals From Economic Hardship During Housing Busts? pp. 522-541

Sisi Zhang and Robert Lerman

Rental Housing Needs and Barriers From the Perspective of Veterans With Disabilities pp. 542-558

Luz Mairena Semeah, Sherry Ahrentzen, Diane C. Cowper-Ripley, Leslie M. Santos-Roman, Julia O. Beamish and Kristine Farley

Why Low-Income Households Become Unstably Housed: Evidence From the Panel Study of Income Dynamics pp. 559-587

Seungbeom Kang

On the Street During the Great Recession: Exploring the Relationship Between Foreclosures and Homelessness pp. 588-606

Jacob William Faber

Household Energy Costs and the Housing Choice Voucher Program: Do Utility Allowances Pay the Bills? pp. 607-626

Anne Ray, Ruoniu Wang, Diep Nguyen, Jim Martinez, Nicholas Taylor and Jennison Kipp Searcy

Does Foreclosure Prevention Counseling Work? pp. 627-644

Jerry Anthony and Thomas P. Verghese

Rethinking “Opportunity” in the Siting of Affordable Housing in California: Resident Perspectives on the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit pp. 645-669

Carolina K. Reid

Public Housing Authorities in the Private Market pp. 670-692

Rachel Garshick Kleit, Whitney Airgood-Obrycki and Anaid Yerena

Volume 29, issue 3, 2019

Unlocking Opportunities to Create a Culture of Health in Housing: Lessons From Interdisciplinary, Community-Engaged Research Teams pp. 397-402

Sarah E. Gollust, Nora M. Marino, Kathleen T. Call and Irene H. Yen

Bridging the Housing and Health Policy Divide: Lessons in Community Development From Memphis and Baltimore pp. 403-420

Christina Plerhoples Stacy, Joseph Schilling, Ruth Gourevitch, Jacob Lowy, Brady Meixell and Rachel L. J. Thornton

A Method for Making the Just City: Housing, Gentrification, and Health pp. 421-431

Derek Hyra, Dominic Moulden, Carley Weted and Mindy Fullilove

Health Effects After Renovation (HEAR) Study: Community-Engaged Inquiry Into the Health and Social Impacts of the Rental Assistance Demonstration Program Implementation in San Francisco pp. 432-439

Leslie Dubbin, Susan Neufeld, Ellen Kersten and Irene H. Yen

“I Would Say It’s Almost Like a Crime Against, You Know, the Soul”: Building a Culture of Health in Low-Income Housing Communities Through Addressing Childhood Trauma pp. 440-451

Irán Barrera, Sabrina Kelley and Yumiko Aratani

Making Baton Rouge Better: A Detailed Narrative of Synergy, Partnership, and Evolution of a Community-Based Research Project pp. 452-461

Revathi I. Hines and Leslie Taylor-Grover

Interdisciplinary, Community, and Peer Leadership Approach to Addressing Housing Among People Living With HIV in the Rural South pp. 462-474

Safiya George Dalmida, George C. T. Mugoya, Billy Kirkpatrick, Kyle Rhoads Kraemer, Frenshai Bonner, Jasmine Merritt, Pamela Payne Foster, Jamie F. Satcher, Lauren B. Neal and Wambui Muiga

Joining Forces: The Benefits and Challenges of Conducting Regulatory Research With a Policy Advocate pp. 475-488

Mina Silberberg, Donna J. Biederman and Emily Carmody

Seattle’s Yesler Terrace Redevelopment: Assessing the Impact of Multisector Strategies on Redevelopment Plans and Community Health pp. 489-500

Stephanie A. Farquhar, Roxana Chen, Alastair Matheson, John Forsyth and Maria Ursua

Volume 29, issue 2, 2019

Beyond Worst Case Needs: Measuring the Breadth and Severity of Housing Insecurity Among Urban Renters pp. 235-249

Giselle Routhier

Rental Market Discrimination Against Same-Sex Couples: Evidence From a Pairwise-Matched Email Correspondence Test pp. 250-272

David Schwegman

Gentrification and Displacement: Modeling a Complex Urban Process pp. 273-295

Adam Eckerd, Yushim Kim and Heather Campbell

Neighborhood Housing Resilience: Examining Changes in Foreclosed Homes During the U.S. Housing Recovery pp. 296-318

Kyungsoon Wang

Housing Subsidies and Early Childhood Development: A Comprehensive Review of Policies and Demonstration Projects pp. 319-342

Yumiko Aratani, Sarah Lazzeroni, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and Diana Hernández

Does the Likely Demographics of Affordable Housing Justify NIMBYism? pp. 343-358

Robert Wassmer and Imaez Wahid

A Methodological Critique of Wassmer and Wahid pp. 359-362

Philip M. E. Garboden and Prentiss A. Dantzler

Affordable Housing and Its Residents Are Not Pollutants pp. 363-368

Mai Thi Nguyen and Corianne Payton Scally

Comment on “Does the Likely Demographics of Affordable Housing Justify NIMBYism?” pp. 369-373

J. Rosie Tighe and Edward G. Goetz

Does the Likely Demographics of Affordable Housing [Motivate] NIMBYism pp. 374-379

Robert Wassmer

The Effect of the 2014 Federal Housing Administration Loan Limit Reductions on Homeownership Decisions pp. 380-396

Daniel MacDonald

Volume 29, issue 1, 2019

The Future of U.S. Housing Policy pp. 1-3

Vincent Reina and John Landis

Eleven Ways Demographic and Economic Change Is Reframing American Housing Policy pp. 4-21

John Landis and Vincent Reina

Affordable Rental Housing Policy pp. 22-24

Sandra J. Newman

Supply Skepticism: Housing Supply and Affordability pp. 25-40

Vicki Been, Ingrid Gould Ellen and Katherine O’Regan

The Elephant in the Zoning Code: Single Family Zoning in the Housing Supply Discussion pp. 41-43

Paavo Monkkonen

Section 8 Vouchers and Rent Limits: Do Small Area Fair Market Rent Limits Increase Access to Opportunity Neighborhoods? An Early Evaluation pp. 44-61

Vincent Reina, Arthur Acolin and Raphael Bostic

Necessary But Not Sufficient: Small Area Fair Market Rents and Voucher Access to Neighborhoods pp. 62-64

Alex Schwartz

What Should Be the Future of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program? pp. 65-81

Kirk McClure

Should We Fix What’s Not Broken? pp. 82-84

Carolina K. Reid

The Fairest of Them All: Analyzing Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Compliance pp. 85-105

Justin Steil and Nicholas Kelly

The Fairest of Them All pp. 106-107

Edward Goetz

Accessing Homeownership With Credit Constraints pp. 108-125

Arthur Acolin, Laurie Goodman and Susan Wachter

Simulating the Change in Young Adult Homeownership Through 2035: Effects of Growing Diversity and Rising Educational Attainment pp. 126-142

Dowell Myers, Gary Painter, Julie Zissimopoulos, Hyojung Lee and Johanna Thunell

Realizing the Potential for Increased Educational Attainment to Support Higher Homeownership Rates pp. 143-145

Christopher E. Herbert

Housing Preservation as a Means Toward Social Justice pp. 146-147

Akira Drake Rodriguez

One Size Fits None: Local Context and Planning for the Preservation of Affordable Housing pp. 148-165

Kathryn L. Howell, Elizabeth J. Mueller and Barbara Brown Wilson

The Neighborhood Effects of Federal Historic Tax Credits in Six Legacy Cities pp. 166-180

Kelly L. Kinahan

Protecting Neighborhoods or Priming Them for Gentrification? Historic Preservation, Housing, and Neighborhood Change pp. 181-183

Brian J. McCabe

Toward Research-Driven Policies on Neighborhood Change pp. 184-185

Chenoa A. Flippen

Assessing the Intersection of Neighborhood Change and Residential Mobility Pathways for the Chicago Metropolitan Area (2006–2015) pp. 186-212

Andrew J. Greenlee

Residential Mobility and Neighborhood Change in Chicago pp. 213-216

Stefanie DeLuca

Neighborhoods and National Housing Policy: Toward Circumscribed, Neighborhood-Sensitive Reforms pp. 217-231

George C. Galster

Bolster the Strength of States in Housing Policy pp. 232-234

Michael C. Lens