Neighborhoods & Communities
Neighborhoods play a critical role in residents’ access to services and amenities, opportunities for social connection, and overall well-being. Our research explores patterns of neighborhood change and persistent segregation by race and income; efforts to revitalize distressed communities and prevent displacement in gentrifying neighborhoods; and the profound impact that place has on the opportunities available to households.
Building Resilient Communities: Lessons Learned for Sustained Revitalization of Commercial Corridors
Industrious Neighborhood: A Model for Equitable Urban Growth in the Age of Industrial Evolution
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PRO Neighborhoods Progress Report 2016
Housing Recovery by Income in Two Metros: San Francisco and St. Louis
High-Income ZIP Codes Benefit Most from Housing Recovery
Developing a “New Urban Agenda” in Paraguay
JCHS Fellows Spend Summer on Housing and Community Development
Building on Success: Strengthening Provider Capability to Provide Permanent Supportive Housing
It Takes a Village – But the Village Needs a Vision: The Role of the “Quarterback” Organization in Comprehensive Community Development
Gentrification without Segregation: Race and Renewal in a Diversifying City
Neighborhood Change and the Right to the City
CDFI Cluster Demonstration Project
Fewer Vacants, Fewer Crimes? Impacts of Neighborhood Revitalization Policies on Crime