kfall16.bsky.social
Sociologist, researching housing finance, access, and stability and increasingly, how AI plays a role in access. Princeton + UW-Madison alum. Subscribe to Housing Matters for more https://www.tfaforms.com/5031732?tfa_1927=HM
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1/ Rent control to stabilize LMI tenants; 2/ upzoning with a focus on adding dense housing near transit; 3/ new social housing, financed & governed in a diversity of ways (public developer, limited-equity co-ops, CLTs, etc); 4/ subsidized green upgrades for LMI homes.
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This podcast has been bringing a lot of smiles to my weeks
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restrictive land use rules killed the meet cute
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WHY IS OHIO SO INTENT ON NEVER LETTING US HAVE NICE THINGS?! This harkens back to the Kasich denial of TIGER II funds....
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So interesting to see the differences in rental costs by data source and by zipcode - type in your zipcode and see how the data compares if your region
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This matters for landlords - who may be receiving inaccurate data that limits their pool of potential renters -- and renters who may be saddled and attached to inaccurate records that raise costs associated with finding a home
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My colleagues @urbaninstitute.bsky.social have done just a TON of great research on CDFIs and their impact, if you want to read more: www.urban.org/policy-cente...
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This is not "efficiency." The CDFI sectors leverages at least $8-$10 in private sector investment for every $1 in public funding received, incredibly efficient. Federal investments support individuals - and they also feed into entrepreneurial ecosystems that benefit entire communities