An analysis of research and empirical data on the viability of inclusionary housing programs finds that such programs can succeed at producing quality affordable housing and do not lead to significant declines in overall housing production or increases in market-rate prices.
Read MoreResidential segregation by income has increased during the past three decades across the United States and in 27 of the nation’s 30 largest major metropolitan areas, according to a new analysis of census tract and household income data by the Pew Research Center.
Read MoreThis new study supported in part by the Center for Poverty Research has found that redistricting can increase educational inequality, increase segregation within schools and hurt already disadvantaged students and communities.
Read MoreThis article explores the issue of mandatory vs. voluntary inclusionary housing policy by examining program experience and studies from across the country.
Read More“Opening the Door to Inclusionary Housing” is a guide for municipal governments and affordable housing advocates to explore the feasibility of Inclusionary Housing as a tool to address the issue of affordable housing in their community.
Read MoreThis report addresses each variable and options to be weighed in developing an effective ordinance.
Read MoreThis research focuses on three areas: (1) the sorting of housing choice voucher recipients into different neighborhoods and variation in neighborhood sorting by automobile ownership, (2) the role of transportation in voucher users’ residential choices, and (3) how transportation access and residential location choice influence economic opportunity.
Read MoreThis white paper identifies and examines the nature of local resistance to apartments, the reasons behind it and how it can be overcome.
Read MoreThis National Association of Home Builders report provides an accessible guide to state statutory authority for municipal or county governments considering inclusionary zoning ordinances, as well as a comprehensive list of practical considerations that should be considered when developing and implementing an inclusionary zoning ordinance.
Read MoreOutlines several of the most common tasks associated with ongoing administration of inclusionary housing programs and describes some of the common approaches to staffing and paying for implementation.
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