Rent Payments in Affordable Housing During the Pandemic: The Role of Rental Subsidies and the Safety Net
The Terner Center and the NYU Furman Center have jointly released a new analysis as members of the Housing Crisis Research Collaborative looking at the troubling declines in household rent payments and increases in rent arrears among tenants living primarily in affordable housing in California and New York City. The two centers have both conducted earlier analyses looking at the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on rental payments and collections. This new analysis offers a…
Single-Family Zoning Reform Highlights a Breakthrough in California Housing Policy
2021 was a breakthrough year for California housing policymaking as lawmakers approved historic statewide zoning reforms and committed unprecedented resources…
Will Allowing Duplexes and Lot Splits on Parcels Zoned for Single-Family Create New Homes?
Senate Bill 9 is one of the highest-profile housing-related bills in California’s current legislative session, and aims to expand the…
What the Small-Scale Rental Property Market Tells Us About the Rollout of Emergency Rental Assistance
The recent end to the federal eviction moratorium and the slow and uneven distribution of emergency rental assistance threaten to…
Commuting to Opportunity: Employment Patterns of People Living in High-Poverty Neighborhoods
The mismatches between where many lower-wage people can afford to live and where they are able to find work exact…
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