Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

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

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Volume 28, issue 6, 2018

Editor’s Introduction pp. 831-831

Tom Sanchez

A Typology of Mansionization in the Inner-Ring Suburbs of Chicago, Illinois, 2000–2015 pp. 832-853

Suzanne Lanyi Charles

The Federal Impact on Early Postwar Suburbanization pp. 854-875

John Bélec, Richard Harris and Geoff Rose

Achieving Economic Self-Sufficiency Through Housing Assistance: An Assessment of a Self-Sufficiency Program of the Housing Authority of Champaign County, Illinois pp. 876-900

Han Bum Lee and Paul McNamara

The Growth of Control? Changes in Local Land-Use Regulation in Major U.S. Metropolitan Areas From 1994 to 2003 pp. 901-919

Rolf Pendall, Jake Wegmann, Jonathan Martin and Dehui Wei

How Vehicle Access Enables Low-Income Households to Live in Better Neighborhoods pp. 920-939

Jae Sik Jeon, Casey Dawkins and Rolf Pendall

Heterogeneity in Income: Effects of Racial Concentration on Foreclosures in Los Angeles, California pp. 940-962

C. Aujean Lee

Costly, Regressive, and Ineffective: How Sensitive Is Public Support for the Mortgage Interest Deduction in the United States? pp. 963-978

Brian J. McCabe

Taking Stock: What Drives Landlord Participation in the Housing Choice Voucher Program pp. 979-1003

Philip M. E. Garboden, Eva Rosen, Stefanie DeLuca and Kathryn Edin

Challenges in the Creation of Mixed-Use Affordable Housing: Measuring and Explaining Its Limited Prevalence pp. 1004-1021

Yonah Freemark

Acknowledgment of Housing Policy Debate Reviewers pp. 1022-1025

The Editors

Volume 28, issue 5, 2018

Cohousing For Whom? Survey Evidence to Support the Diffusion of Socially and Spatially Integrated Housing in the United States pp. 653-667

Robert H. W. Boyer and Suzanne Leland

Surviving the Great Recession: Nonprofit Housing Developers Through the Lens of Organizational Theory pp. 668-694

Karna Wong

Barriers to Integrating New Urbanism in Mixed-Income Housing Plans in Chicago: Developer, Housing Official, and Consultant Perspectives pp. 695-726

April Jackson

Points for Place: Can State Governments Shape Siting Patterns of Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Developments? pp. 727-745

Ingrid Gould Ellen and Keren Mertens Horn

Broken Promises or Selective Memory Planning? A National Picture of HOPE VI Plans and Realities pp. 746-769

Lawrence J. Vale, Shomon Shamsuddin and Nicholas Kelly

Stuck in Subprime? Examining the Barriers to Refinancing Mortgage Debt pp. 770-796

Lauren Lambie-Hanson and Carolina Reid

Squatting for Survival: Precarious Housing in a Declining U.S. City pp. 797-813

Claire W. Herbert

Renting the Dream: The Rise of Single-Family Rentership in the Sunbelt Metropolis pp. 814-829

Dan Immergluck

Volume 28, issue 4, 2018

Affordable Rental Housing Development in the U.S. For-Profit Sector: Implications of a Case Study of McCormack Baron Salazar pp. 489-514

Rachel G. Bratt

Rental Housing Assistance and Health: Evidence From the Survey of Income and Program Participation pp. 515-533

Deirdre Pfeiffer

Linking Public Housing to Education: A Comparative Case Study of HOPE VI pp. 534-552

Donna Comrie

Consolidating ZIP Codes for Small Area Fair Market Rents: A Method for Implementing the New Rule pp. 553-571

Rebecca J. Walter

Gateway to Opportunity? Disparities in Neighborhood Conditions Among Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Residents pp. 572-591

Ingrid Gould Ellen, Keren Mertens Horn and Yiwen Kuai

Social Ties and the Incidence of Homelessness pp. 592-608

Kevin Corinth and Claire Rossi-de Vries

Consequences of Forced Residential Relocation: Early Impacts of Urban Renewal Strategies on Forced Relocatees’ Housing Opportunities and Socioeconomic Outcomes pp. 609-634

E. M. (Emily) Miltenburg, H. G. (Herman) van de Werfhorst, S. (Sako) Musterd and K. (Koen) Tieskens

“It Was Like I Lost Everything”: The Harmful Impacts of Homeless-Targeted Policies pp. 635-651

Jennifer Darrah-Okike, Sarah Soakai, Susan Nakaoka, Tai Dunson-Strane and Karen Umemoto

Volume 28, issue 3, 2018

Economic Prosperity and Housing Affordability in the United States: Lessons from the Booming 1990s pp. 325-341

Jerry Anthony

Is a Fixer-Upper Actually a Downer? Homeownership, Gender, Work on the Home, and Subjective Well-being pp. 342-367

Eric A. Morris

Using Private Information to Predict Homelessness Entries: Evidence and Prospects pp. 368-392

Brendan O’Flaherty, Rosanna Scutella and Yi-Ping Tseng

Complicating the Story of Location Affordability pp. 393-410

Michael J. Smart and Nicholas J. Klein

How Do Developers Respond to Land Use Regulations? An Analysis of New Housing in Los Angeles pp. 411-427

C. J. Gabbe

Segmentation of Homebuyers by Location Choice Preferences pp. 428-442

Kurt Borth and Robert Summers

Mortgage Choice in Rural Housing pp. 443-465

Kevin A. Park and Joshua J. Miller

Potential Challenges to Targeting Low- and Moderate-Income Communities in a Time of Urgent Need: The Case of CDBG-DR in New York State after Superstorm Sandy pp. 466-487

Simon McDonnell, Pooya Ghorbani, Swati Desai, Courtney Wolf and David M. Burgy

Volume 28, issue 2, 2018

Saving Strong Neighborhoods From the Destruction of Mortgage Foreclosures: The Impact of Community-Based Efforts in Detroit, Michigan pp. 153-179

Lan Deng, Eric Seymour, Margaret Dewar and June Manning Thomas

Does Placing Affordable Housing Near Rail Raise Development Costs? Evidence From California’s Four Largest Metropolitan Planning Organizations pp. 180-198

Matthew Palm and Deb Niemeier

Navigating Limited and Uncertain Access to Subsidized Housing After Prison pp. 199-214

Danya E. Keene, Alana Rosenberg, Penelope Schlesinger, Monica Guo and Kim M. Blankenship

Segregation and the Geography of Creditworthiness: Racial Inequality in a Recovered Mortgage Market pp. 215-247

Jacob William Faber

Health and Health Services Access Among Adults With Disabilities Who Receive Federal Housing Assistance pp. 248-266

Debra L. Brucker, Veronica Helms and Teresa Souza

Do State Affordable Housing Appeals Systems Backfire? A Natural Experiment pp. 267-284

Nicholas J. Marantz and Harya S. Dillon

Housing Decisions Among Homeless Families Involved in the Child Welfare System pp. 285-298

Anne K. Rufa and Patrick J. Fowler

Confronting Urban Crisis and Opportunity in the 1990s: An Insiders’ View on How Fannie Mae’s Housing Research Helped Reset Policy and Remade Cities pp. 299-316

Karen A. Danielsen and Robert E. Lang

Fannie Mae and Other Influences on Housing Policy pp. 317-319

David Listokin

A Contrarian View on the Influence Fannie Mae’s Housing Research Had During the 1990s to Reset Policy and Remake Cities pp. 320-323

John L. Ligon

Volume 28, issue 1, 2018

Housing Policy in Crisis: An International Perspective pp. 1-5

Desiree J. Fields and Stuart N. Hodkinson

Privatization in an Era of Economic Crisis: Using Market-Based Policies to Remedy Market Failures pp. 6-28

Amy T. Khare

A Crisis of Crisis Management? Evaluating Post-2010 Housing Restructuring in Nanjing, China pp. 29-49

Zhao Zhang, Niamh Moore-Cherry and Declan Redmond

Procyclical Social Housing and the Crisis of Irish Housing Policy: Marketization, Social Housing, and the Property Boom and Bust pp. 50-63

Michael Byrne and Michelle Norris

Collective Self-Help, Financial Inclusion, and the Commons: Searching for Solutions to Accra’s Housing Crisis pp. 64-78

Tom Gillespie

Governing the Informal: Housing Policies Over Informal Settlements in China, India, and Brazil pp. 79-93

Xuefei Ren

Investors and the Geography of the Subprime Housing Crisis pp. 94-116

Peter Rosenblatt and Steven J. Sacco

Who Loses and Who Wins in a Housing Crisis? Lessons From Spain and Greece for a Nuanced Understanding of Dispossession pp. 117-134

Georgia Alexandri and Michael Janoschka

The Prehistories of Neoliberal Housing Policies in Italy and Spain and Their Reification in Times of Crisis pp. 135-151

Cesare Di Feliciantonio and Manuel B. Aalbers