Fact of the Week: Renters in Northeast, Midwest More Likely to Live in Homes Built before 1970

fotw_062121 Renters in Northeast, Midwest More Likely to Live in Homes Built before 1970

Source: Joint Center for Housing Studies, The State of the Nation’s Housing 2021.

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Study Examines the Impacts of Public Housing on Neighborhood Demographic Change Resulting from Gentrification

By Julian Mura-Kröger, NLIHC Research Intern An article recently published by Joseph Gibbons in Housing Policy Debate titled “Anchoring Diversity? Public Housing and Racial Stability in…

May 18, 2026

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Upzoning in New York City and Philadelphia Associated with Meaningful Increases in Housing Production Activity

By Julian Mura-Kröger, NLIHC Research Intern A recent Urban Institute report by Yipeng Su, Will Curran-Groome, and Yonah Freemark titled “How Big Upzonings Affect Housing Supply,” analyzed the…

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Housing Distress Increases the Risk of Poor Health and Well-Being for Aging Adults

By Mackenzie Pish, NLIHC Research Analyst Research published in Social Science and Medicine (SSM) Population Health, “Housing distress and subsequent health and well-being among older adults: An…

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Fact of the Week: Renters in Northeast, Midwest More Likely to Live in Homes Built before 1970

Study Examines the Impacts of Public Housing on Neighborhood Demographic Change Resulting from Gentrification

Upzoning in New York City and Philadelphia Associated with Meaningful Increases in Housing Production Activity

Housing Distress Increases the Risk of Poor Health and Well-Being for Aging Adults

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Fact of the Week: Renters in Northeast, Midwest More Likely to Live in Homes Built before 1970

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