TOPIC: Housing Need
STATE: California
TYPE: Research Report
DATE: January 2010
AUTHOR: Hertz Research on behalf of the Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern California
DESCRIPTION: The…
In this paper we examine the various types of affordable hous- ing options and programs needed to meet the differing needs of District of Columbia residents and their neighborhoods. We refer to this…
On December 15, the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) issued a report, “Options for Jobs Legislation: Providing $1 Billion to Prevent Homelessness,” that uses the example …
A recent poll from the New York Times and CBS illustrates the link between the current recession and the foreclosure and eviction crises.
Unemployed respondents were asked the question, “…
A recent report by Children’s HealthWatch (CHW) and Medical-Legal Partnership in Boston (MLPB) found that children whose families live in Boston’s subsidized housing are more likely to be…
A new study from the Community Affairs Department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia (FRBP) utilizes innovative methods to analyze housing affordability based on American …
The Greater New Orleans Community Data Center and the Urban Institute jointly published a report on November 12 assessing the current and future housing demand and supply for low…
Approximately 131,230 veterans were homeless at a point in time in 2008, a new report from the National Alliance to End Homelessness (NAEH) finds. This means that for every 10,000 …
More than half (57%) of residents in disadvantaged communities moved within a three-year period, according to a report released November 3 by the Urban Institute. The study also found…
A recent progress report of the Baltimore Housing Mobility Program (BHMP) shows that 86% of surveyed voucher participants in the BHMP program say that their neighborhoods are better or…
An October 8 report prepared by Ernst & Young examines the funding issues currently impeding the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program, as well as some proposed resolutions.…
Before the recent passage of the extended and expandedhomebuyer tax credit (see related article elsewhere in Memo),the federal government was spending more than $220 billion on homeownership…
