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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Majority of California’s Tax Credit Homes Are Occupied by Extremely Low-Income Tenants, but Only a Small Fraction of LIHTC Units Target Them

By Julian Mura-Kröger, NLIHC Research Intern A recent study published in Housing Policy Debate by Ann Owens, “Who Is LIHTC Built for? The Distribution of Affordable Housing Units by Rents,…

April 6, 2026

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Joint Center for Housing Studies’ Rental Housing Report Finds Worsening Affordability Despite a Cooling Rental Market

By Raquel Harati, NLIHC Research Analyst The Joint Center for Housing Studies (JCHS) of Harvard University released the latest version of its biennial report, America’s Rental Housing 2026, on…

March 23, 2026

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Corporate Ownership of NYC Multi-Unit Properties Associated with More Frequent Evictions, Higher Asking Rents, and Higher Shares of Voucher Holders

By Julian Mura-Kröger, NLIHC Research Intern A recent study published in Real Estate Economics by Ellen et al., “The Rise of Corporate Landlords: An Examination of Behavioral Differences in the…

February 23, 2026

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

Majority of California’s Tax Credit Homes Are Occupied by Extremely Low-Income Tenants, but Only a Small Fraction of LIHTC Units Target Them

Joint Center for Housing Studies’ Rental Housing Report Finds Worsening Affordability Despite a Cooling Rental Market

Corporate Ownership of NYC Multi-Unit Properties Associated with More Frequent Evictions, Higher Asking Rents, and Higher Shares of Voucher Holders

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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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