Using a sample from the comparatively most privileged group of black males, those married
and living with a working spouse, this article investigates how race-based residential …

From exploratory spatial data analyses and geographically weighted regression (GWR), we
found that previously hypothesized relationships between socioeconomic status (SES), race …

This article investigates whether and how residential loans that accrue to neighborhoods in
US urban areas vary in their influence on violent and property crime across distinct race …

There is a great deal of variation in levels of violent crime across communities of different
colors in urban neighborhoods throughout the United States. This variation is seen in rates …

The role of housing finance in neighborhood change has long been a fixture of urban
geography. In the last decade, however, residential mortgage lending has been transformed …

Racial/ethnic segregation is a cause of urban inequality. This, in turn, perpetuates
disadvantaged groups' spatial segregation and difficulty in upward mobility. Planned racial …

University of New Mexico rban theorists have long pointed to decisions over the allocation of
capital by economic and political elites as the cornerstone of neighborhood viability (Logan …

In the past 25 years, housing researchers, governmental regulators, industry advocates, and
community activists have all relied on a unified analytical infrastructure that was developed …

Unequal homeownership access is a major component of ethno-racial stratification.
Previous studies have demonstrated substantial ethno-racial disparities in access and …

This chapter proposes a broad and central role for segregation that recognizes it as
embedded in multiple spatial layers and as relevant to a number of social dimensions that …