Neoclassical economics, the intellectual bedrock of modern capitalism, faces growing
criticisms, as many of its key assumptions and policy prescriptions are systematically …

Since the onset of the foreclosure crisis, scholars have examined large-scale investor
acquisition of mortgage-reverted properties in numerous US housing markets. This work is …

The importance of both land banks and community land trusts is increasing, and the two
organizations are complementary. In distressed neighborhoods, land banks and community …

Cleveland, Ohio provides a useful case for examining and contrasting property transfer
practices among certain key actors before, during, and after the foreclosure crisis. Transfers …

Although much has been written about the localized impacts of foreclosed properties, few
studies have examined the role of the main actors handling mortgage-reverted properties …

Housing provision, is a capital intensive, which requires huge financial obligations, the
requirement that is tough to meet by many households, thereby leading to ever-increasing …

Since the global financial crisis of 2007-2009, single-family rentals have dramatically risen
to prominence as a uniquely profitable asset class for institutional investors, especially in the …

Community development corporations (CDCs) played a central role in addressing the
housing crisis of foreclosures in America's urban neighborhoods. The success of CDCs …

Community development corporations (CDCs) played a central role in addressing the
housing crisis of foreclosures in America's urban neighborhoods. The success of CDCs …

Community development corporations (CDCs) played a central role in addressing the
housing crisis of foreclosures in America's urban neighborhoods. The success of CDCs …