In recent decades, central Atlanta has experienced heavily racialized gentrification, which has pushed low-income people and families of color to distant suburbs far from…
During the pandemic, community-based initiatives throughout the United States pivoted to meet the needs of older adults at home. This virtual event, the second in a four-part…
In addition to its devastating effects on health and mortality, the COVID-19 pandemic produced a complex and interconnected set of social challenges across the US. Older…
At the start of the postwar era, Democrats in cities across the country emphatically supported urban growth. However, the decades that followed saw the emergence of a new…
The Center’s State of the Nation’s Housing 2022 report, which was released in June, noted that after a record-shattering year in 2021, the housing market appeared to be at an…
Housing markets had another record-shattering year in 2021. According to our new State of the Nation's Housing report, with demand far outstripping supply, both home prices…
Efforts to improve America's $14 trillion housing finance system should start by candidly identifying the system’s great strengths and its considerable weaknesses and then…
Why are retail vacancies increasing in New York City, and what impacts might a proposed vacancy tax have? In this talk, Erica Moszkowski, a PhD candidate in Business…
The share of small (one-to-four unit) rental properties owned by corporate entities has grown steadily over the past several decades, rising from around 3 percent in 1990 to…
Digitalization—the use of automated digital technologies to collect, process, analyze, distribute, use, and sell information—is spurring fundamental change in the way housing…
