The Advisory Board of Cityscape


Peter Dreier
Peter Dreier
Occidental College

 

Richard K. Green
Richard K. Green
University of Southern California

 

Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
The Florida State University

 

Annette M. Kim
Annette M. Kim
Massachusetts Institute of Technology


Carlos E. Martín
Carlos E. Martín
Abt Associates Inc.

 

Douglas S. Massey
Douglas S. Massey
Princeton University

 

Sandra J. Newman
Sandra J. Newman
Johns Hopkins University

 

Beth Shinn
Marybeth Shinn
Vanderbilt University

 

Raymond J. Struyk
Raymond J. Struyk
National Opinion Research Center

 

Paul Waddell
Paul Waddell
University of California, Berkeley

 

John C. Weicher
John C. Weicher
Hudson Institute, Inc.

 

 

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American Housing Survey
Volume 14, Number 1, 2012


Guest Editor's Introduction

The House Next Door: A Comparison of Residences by Disability Status Using New Measures in the American Housing Survey

You Can’t Always Get What You Want: The Role of Public Housing and Vouchers in Achieving Residential Satisfaction

Comparing Public Housing and Housing Voucher Tenants With Bayesian Propensity Scores

Exploring Housing Challenges of Low-Income Minority Populations in the Southern United States

Housing Value, Costs, and Measures of Physical Adequacy

Household Energy Bills and Subsidized Housing

Housing Units With Negative Equity, 1997 to 2009

The American Housing Survey From a Cross-National Perspective

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Point of Contention: Shadow Inventory

Chasing Shadow Inventory: Sloppy Foreclosures and Unintended Consequences

Shadow Inventory: Influence of Mortgage Modifications and State Laws

Shadow Inventory: Holding Down Home Values in Multiple Ways

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Refereed Papers

Public Housing Transformation and Resident Relocation: Comparing Destinations and Household Characteristics in Chicago

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Departments

Data Shop: The Importance of Using Layered Data To Analyze Housing: The Case of the Subsidized Housing Information Project

Impact: Using American Community Survey Data for Formula Grant Allocations

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