As my group is looking more into income vs rent-regulation specifically for tenants, I researched more into the 2017 Income and Affordability Study and tried to analyze the data to see what trends are happening on a micro level for tenants… Continue Reading →
As I was going over the report on Income and Affordability Study, amongst the broad range of socioeconomic forces that influence public policies on housing affordability, one thing stood out the most to me: Homelessness. In the past 20-or-so years,… Continue Reading →
After reading the 2017 Housing Supply Report, I found some facts regarding overcrowding and housing permits to be particularly intriguing. The Report states that pre-war and post war stabilized housing were the most crowded with 15% of pre-war stabilized housing… Continue Reading →
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