The surging inequality of income and wealth of recent years, and the skewed politics that
have followed, create a challenging environment in which to achieve fair housing goals. It …

Background: Providing an adequate supply of affordable housing has become an
increasingly difficult challenge for US cities. Inclusionary zoning (IZ) policies have become …

Objectives This study estimated the health impacts of neighbourhood socioeconomic
position (SEP) among public housing residents. Because applicants to public housing were …

Objectives. In a survey of families living in public housing, we investigated whether
caretakers' social networks are linked with children's health status. Methods. In 2011, 209 …

This study sought to examine whether:(1) the health composition of the social networks of
children living in subsidized housing within market rate developments (among higher …

The residential neighbourhood is thought to affect residents because of presumed
neighbourhood effects; the independent effects of a neighbourhood's characteristics on the …

Social networks–or the web of relationships between individuals–may influence
cardiovascular disease risk, particularly in low-income urban communities that suffer from a …

Despite the gradual decline of the poverty rate in the United States in recent years, rising
housing costs have continued to make access to affordable housing a substantial problem …

Across cities, one observes similarities in poverty and earnings of individuals within the
same neighbourhood. Are these similarities due to causal influences neighbours exercise …

This paper explores the socioeconomic effects of land value capture as a means of funding
affordable housing, focusing on inclusionary zoning. A systematic literature review was …