Add to ORKGExamines the rising number of financially stressed renters, the shrinking supply of affordable and adequate rental housing, and increasing loan delinquencies among multi-family property owners. Outlines implications of the supply gap and market prospects
America’s population of renters is growing faster than the supply of available rental units. Rental ...
The difficulty of acquiring affordable rental units remains the most significant concern for low-inc...
Working Paper: WP 2012-276We utilize data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) to study bo...
Examines rental market conditions following the recession, especially the renewed need among low-inc...
Rental housing has always provided a broad choice of homes for people at all phases of life. The rec...
Examines the impact of the subprime mortgage crisis on low-income renters, including the demographic...
Looks at the demographics of Americans who rent, and explores various factors that contribute to the...
The effects of the Great Recession on housing equity and homeownership have been well-documented. Ho...
The effects of the Great Recession on housing equity and homeownership have been well-documented. Ho...
This dissertation contains three chapters on topics in the field of housing economics and real estat...
A new report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University finds that half of all ...
There is no one explanation for why access to mortgage credit remains so tight this far into the hou...
We show that a contraction of mortgage supply after the Great Recession has increased housing rents....
From the late 1990s through about 2006, US housing markets experienced an unprecedented boom. Change...
Abstract. The housing boom that preceded the Great Recession was due to an increase in credit supply...
America’s population of renters is growing faster than the supply of available rental units. Rental ...
The difficulty of acquiring affordable rental units remains the most significant concern for low-inc...
Working Paper: WP 2012-276We utilize data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) to study bo...
Examines rental market conditions following the recession, especially the renewed need among low-inc...
Rental housing has always provided a broad choice of homes for people at all phases of life. The rec...
Examines the impact of the subprime mortgage crisis on low-income renters, including the demographic...
Looks at the demographics of Americans who rent, and explores various factors that contribute to the...
The effects of the Great Recession on housing equity and homeownership have been well-documented. Ho...
The effects of the Great Recession on housing equity and homeownership have been well-documented. Ho...
This dissertation contains three chapters on topics in the field of housing economics and real estat...
A new report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard University finds that half of all ...
There is no one explanation for why access to mortgage credit remains so tight this far into the hou...
We show that a contraction of mortgage supply after the Great Recession has increased housing rents....
From the late 1990s through about 2006, US housing markets experienced an unprecedented boom. Change...
Abstract. The housing boom that preceded the Great Recession was due to an increase in credit supply...
America’s population of renters is growing faster than the supply of available rental units. Rental ...
The difficulty of acquiring affordable rental units remains the most significant concern for low-inc...
Working Paper: WP 2012-276We utilize data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID) to study bo...