Policy Category: Communities and Regions
How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Opportunity
This project explores how supply—how much, what kind, and where housing is being built in the nation’s 100 largest metro…
Disparity in Departure: Los Angeles Region Supplement
This study was published jointly by BuildZoom and the Terner Center for Housing Innovation at UC Berkeley. The Bay Area is undoubtedly…
Disparity in Departure: Who Leaves the Bay Area and Where Do They Go?
Authors: Issi Romem and Elizabeth Kneebone Release Date: October 2018 Full Paper…
Are Tiny Houses Useful and Feasible for Addressing the Homelessness Crisis?
As part of our commitment to the education and professional development…
Student Capstone Projects
As part of our commitment to the education and professional development of UC Berkeley students, the Terner Center highlights exceptional…
New State Policies Aim to Boost Access to Opportunity Through Housing
In California, the Tax Credit Allocation Committee (TCAC) plays an important role in determining where and how Low Income Housing…
Housing Highlights from the 2015 American Community Survey
The Census Bureau has just released the 2015 American Community Survey (ACS), the most detailed and comprehensive regular source of…
Has the Expansion of American Cities Slowed Down?
This piece originally appeared on the BuildZoom blog. The original post can be found here. Key takeaways: As a whole, U.S. cities maintained…
Urban Revival? Not for Most Americans
The U.S. population is now less urban than before the start of the housing bubble. While well-educated, higher-income young adults…
Why Millennials Still Live with Their Parents
This piece originally appeared on Jed Kolko's blog. The original post can be found here. The entire increase in young adults…
