Daniel McCue
Daniel McCue is a Senior Research Associate at the Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies. His research covers a wide range of housing-related issues related to demographics, housing supply and demand, homeownership, housing affordability, and other topics. Most notably, he is the project manager and lead author of the Center’s signature annual State of the Nation’s Housing reports. He also created the Center’s latest household growth projections. He holds a Master in Urban Planning degree from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and is a graduate of Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
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How Much Could Downpayment Assistance Help Close Homeownership Rate Gaps for Black and Hispanic Households?
The Surge in Household Growth and What It Suggests About the Future of Housing Demand
Supporting Immigrants Can Expand Black Homeownership Opportunities
Across the Nation, Rising Prices and Increased Interest Rates Limit Access to Homeownership
Defining “Use with Caution”: How We’re Navigating New Census Bureau Data
Measuring Housing Affordability: Assessing the 30 Percent of Income Standard
Homeowner Households and the U.S. Homeownership Rate: Tenure Projections for 2015-2035
Updated Household Projections, 2015-2035: Methodology and Results
Update on Homeownership Wealth Trajectories Through the Housing Boom and Bust
Projecting Trends in Severely Cost-Burdened Renters: 2015–2025
Assessing Households and Household Growth Estimates with Census Bureau Surveys
10 Major Housing Stories from the Latest ACS Data
House Poor: Low-Income Homeowners Struggle in the Shadows
The Housing Shortage Is Still Out There
Estimating the National Housing Shortfall
A Review of Barriers to Greater Use of Manufactured Housing for Entry-Level Homeownership