We synthesize the vast, international scholarly literature related to the growing problem of
housing affordability. As a foundation for assessing both the causes of housing affordability …

This review takes Rebuilding Communities as a starting point to survey the community
development literature, the community development field, and external environmental …

Increasingly, public service delivery is characterized by hybrid organizational structures with
mixed public, nonprofit, and for-profit characteristics. This study examines the governance …

Nonprofit organizations play a critical role in US housing policy, a role typically justified by
the claim that their housing investments produce significant neighbor‐hood spillover …

Poverty deconcentration has gained prominence as a federal housing policy goal during the
past decade. The authors address the issue of whether the interaction between the two …

Although the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) is the primary vehicle through which
subsidized rental housing is developed in the United States, we know little about whether …

Homelessness is increasingly being addressed with tiny house villages. These
developments face barriers, the greatest of which is NIMBYism (Not-in-my-backyard …

Interjurisdictional spillovers can compromise the effectiveness of homeless assistance policy
and service provision, as individuals that become homeless in service deserts are forced to …

This article presents background information on the growth, productivity, and unique focus of
nonprofit housing producers and discusses the various government and private initiatives …

Affordable housing encompasses a substantial body of literature on a number of issues such
as housing policy, affordable housing supply, barriers to homeownership, measuring …