Housing Policy Debate

1999 - 2025

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

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Volume 23, issue 4, 2013

Fusing Technical and Political Rationality in Community Development: A Prescriptive Model of Efficiency-Based Strategic Geographic Targeting pp. 615-642

John Accordino and Fabrizio Fasulo

Single-Family Housing Market Segmentation, Post-Foreclosure Resale Duration, and Neighborhood Attributes pp. 643-665

Yanmei Li and Rebecca Walter

Postrecession Drivers of Preferences for Homeownership pp. 666-687

Rachel Bogardus Drew and Christopher E. Herbert

Do Homeowners Associations Affect Citywide Segregation? Evidence From Florida Municipalities pp. 688-713

Rachel Meltzer

From Redlining to Subprime Lending: How Neighborhood Narratives Mask Financial Distress in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn pp. 714-737

Hilary Botein

The Financial Crisis Hits Home: Foreclosures and Asset Exhaustion in Boston pp. 738-764

Hannah Thomas

The Importance of Design in Affordable Housing: Lessons From Mutual Self-Help Housing in California pp. 765-780

Vinit Mukhija and John Scott-Railton

Volume 23, issue 3, 2013

Editors' Introduction pp. 467-468

Thomas W. Sanchez and Derek Hyra

Empty Neighborhoods: Using Constructs to Predict the Probability of Housing Abandonment pp. 469-496

Victoria Chaney Morckel

Foreclosures and Metropolitan Spatial Structure: Establishing the Connection pp. 497-520

Selma Hepp

Servicer and Spatial Heterogeneity of Loss Mitigation Practices in Soft Housing Markets pp. 521-542

Lei Ding

Violence Among Young Adults Receiving Housing Assistance: Vouchers, Race, and Transitions Into Adulthood pp. 543-558

Tamara G.J. Leech

Housing Choice Vouchers and Crime in Charlotte, NC pp. 559-596

Brent D. Mast and Ronald E. Wilson

What Can We Learn About the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program by Looking at the Tenants? pp. 597-613

Katherine M. O'Regan and Keren M. Horn

Volume 23, issue 2, 2013

Homeownership and Wealth among Low- and Moderate-Income Households pp. 259-279

Michal Grinstein-Weiss, Clinton Key, Shenyang Guo, Yeong Hun Yeo and Krista Holub

Maternal Mental Health during Children's First Year of Life: Association with Receipt of Section 8 Rental Assistance pp. 281-297

Arvin Garg, Lori Burrell, Yorghos Tripodis, Elizabeth Goodman, Jeanne Brooks-Gunn and Anne K. Duggan

Assessing the Role of Mortgage Fraud, Confluence, and Spillover in the Contemporary Foreclosure Crisis pp. 299-327

Eric P. Baumer, Ashley N. Arnio and Kevin T. Wolff

Racial Dynamics of Subprime Mortgage Lending at the Peak pp. 328-349

Jacob W. Faber

Turning Housing Into Driving: Parking Requirements and Density in Los Angeles and New York pp. 350-375

Michael Manville, Alex Beata and Donald Shoup

New Urbanism and Selection Bias in the Formation of Social Capital pp. 376-394

Joseph F. Cabrera

America's Racially Diverse Suburbs: Opportunities and Challenges pp. 395-430

Myron Orfield and Thomas F. Luce

Zoning Restrictiveness and Housing Foreclosures: Exploring a New Link to the Subprime Mortgage Crisis pp. 431-457

Arnab Chakraborty, Dustin Allred and Robert H. Boyer

Zoning Restrictiveness and Housing Foreclosures: Exploring a New Link to the Subprime Mortgage Crisis pp. 458-459

Arthur C. Nelson

Zoning Restrictiveness and Housing Foreclosures: Exploring a New Link to the Subprime Mortgage Crisis pp. 460-462

Selma Hepp

Zoning Restrictiveness and Housing Foreclosures: Exploring a New Link in the Subprime Mortgage Crisis pp. 463-466

Kurt Paulsen

Volume 23, issue 1, 2013

Assessing the Foreclosure Crisis From the Ground Up pp. 1-4

Kathe Newman and Alex Schafran

Why Housing? pp. 5-27

Adam J. Levitin and Susan Wachter

Why (Not a Right to) Housing? pp. 29-34

Elvin K. Wyly

Complexity and Change in the Foreclosure Process in Toledo, Ohio pp. 35-58

Daniel J. Hammel and Sujata Shetty

Rethinking Foreclosure Dynamics in a Sunbelt City: What Parcel-Level Mortgage Data Can Teach Us About Subprime Lending and Foreclosures pp. 59-79

Elizabeth Strom and Steven Reader

The Trajectory of REOs in Southern California Latino Neighborhoods: An Uneven Geography of Recovery pp. 81-109

Deirdre Pfeiffer and Emily Tumpson Molina

Responding to the Foreclosure Crisis in Appalachia: A Policy Review and Survey of Housing Counselors pp. 111-143

J. Rosie Tighe

The Housing Boom and Bust in the Twin Cities pp. 144-158

Jeff Crump

Who Are the Foreclosed? A Statistical Portrait of America in Crisis pp. 159-176

Christopher Niedt and Isaac William Martin

Metropolitan Segregation and the Subprime Lending Crisis pp. 177-198

Derek S. Hyra, Gregory D. Squires, Robert Renner and David S. Kirk

Too Little, Too Late, and Too Timid: The Federal Response to the Foreclosure Crisis at the Five-Year Mark pp. 199-232

Dan Immergluck

The City of Philadelphia's Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion Program: Addressing the Rising Tide of Foreclosure pp. 233-258

Ira Goldstein, Colin Weidig and Charles Boateng

Volume 22, issue 4, 2012

Editor's introduction pp. 505-506

Tom Sanchez

Is preserving small, low-end rental housing feasible? pp. 507-526

Philip M.E. Garboden and Sandra Newman

Social services in interim housing programs and shelters pp. 527-550

Michael R. Sosin, Christine C. George and Susan F. Grossman

American murder mystery revisited: do housing voucher households cause crime? pp. 551-572

Ingrid Gould Ellen, Michael C. Lens and Katherine O'Regan

The resurgence of denial rates for home loans: an examination of disparate effects on groups of applicants in the upper Midwest pp. 573-603

Donald P. Hirasuna and Ryan Allen

House poor in Los Angeles: examining patterns of housing-induced poverty by race, nativity, and legal status pp. 605-631

Eileen Diaz McConnell

Volume 22, issue 3, 2012

History lessons for today's housing policy: the politics of low-income housing pp. 321-376

Alexander von Hoffman

Mixed-income developments and low rates of return: insights from relocated public housing residents in Chicago pp. 377-405

Mark L. Joseph and Robert J. Chaskin

The evolution of suburban relative housing-unit diversity pp. 407-433

Kurt Paulsen

Beyond NIMBY and poverty deconcentration: reframing the outcomes of affordable rental housing development pp. 435-461

Corianne Payton Scally and Richard Koenig

“Ragged urchins play on marquetry floors”: The discourse of filtering is reconstructed, 1920s--1950s pp. 463-482

Richard Harris

Opening doors for all American youth? Evidence for federal homelessness policy pp. 483-504

Katherine H. Shelton, Peter Mackie, Marianne van den Bree, Pamela J. Taylor and Sarah Evans

Volume 22, issue 2, 2012

Are the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) justified? pp. 133-139

Zhiyong An and Congyan Tan

Comment on “Are the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) justified?” pp. 141-147

George von Furstenberg

Comments on “Are the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) justified?” pp. 149-152

Ingrid Gould Ellen and Mark Willis

Lot size, zoning, and household preferences pp. 153-174

Elizabeth Kopits, Virginia McConnell and Daniel Miles

An examination of electricity consumption patterns in manufactured housing units pp. 175-199

Bev Wilson

Managing the consequences of financial crisis: a long view of housing disposition pp. 201-218

Heather MacDonald

Affordable housing networks: a case study in the Phoenix metropolitan region pp. 219-240

Joanna Lucio and Edgar Ramirez de la Cruz

Racial and ethnic price differentials in a small urban housing market pp. 241-269

Sanjaya DeSilva, Anh Pham and Michael Smith

Vulnerable people, precarious housing, and regional resilience: an exploratory analysis pp. 271-296

Rolf Pendall, Brett Theodos and Kaitlin Franks

The impact of source of income laws on voucher utilization pp. 297-318

Lance Freeman

Volume 22, issue 1, 2011

Guest Editors' introduction pp. 1-3

Edward J. Blakely and Chester Hartman

Advancing the human right to housing in post-Katrina New Orleans: discursive opportunity structures in housing and community development pp. 5-27

Leigh Graham

Mapping social vulnerability to enhance housing and neighborhood resilience pp. 29-55

Shannon Van Zandt, Walter Gillis Peacock, Dustin W. Henry, Himanshu Grover, Wesley E. Highfield and Samuel D. Brody

Policy versus politics: post-Hurricane Katrina lower-income housing restoration in Mississippi pp. 57-73

Jeffrey S. Lowe

Rebuilding housing in New Orleans: the Road Home Program after the Hurricane Katrina disaster pp. 75-99

Timothy F. Green and Robert B. Olshansky

The city of New Orleans blight fight: using GIS technology to integrate local knowledge pp. 101-115

Michelle M. Thompson

Recovery of the soul: rebuilding planning in post-Katrina New Orleans pp. 117-131

Edward J. Blakely