How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Opportunity
Published On November 12, 2019
This project explores how supply—how much, what kind, and where housing is being built in the nation’s 100 largest metro areas—influences housing accessibility and affordability. The first paper looks at how a region’s housing supply affects homeownership rates, and how tight supply can limit opportunities for households to find entry level homes. The second paper focuses on access to affordable rental housing, and the role that supply plays in increasing access to high-opportunity neighborhoods.
How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Entry-Level Homeownership
Read the full paper here.
How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Opportunity for Renters
Read the full paper here.
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The Terner Center is also publishing the supporting data tables used in this analysis to provide a deeper dive into the data for specific metropolitan areas.
How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Entry-Level Homeownership Appendices
How Housing Supply Shapes Access to Opportunity for Renters Appendices
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