This article argues for a reconceptualization of one of the most basic concepts in urban
studies: the neighborhood. Traditionally neighborhoods have been understood as clearly …

Following decades of neglect and decline, many US cities have undergone a dramatic
renaissance. From New York to Nashville and Pittsburgh to Portland governments have …

The link between neighborhood quality and school quality is long-standing and well
established. Over the last two decades there have been several federally sponsored …

Using data from an Atlanta-based longitudinal study following 311 public housing residents
relocated between 2009 and 2010 as the city's housing authority demolished its remaining …

It is of general concern how poverty concentrates in cities, due to its close association with
social equality issues. This research explores this topic at a citywide level. Spatial data of …

Leveraging novel case management data, we present the first comprehensive investigation
into the role of case management services in housing relocation and return decisions within …

The US is experiencing a severe housing affordability crisis, resulting in households having
to make difficult trade-offs between paying for a place to live and basic health necessities …

Drawing on findings from a study of Indigenous housing in a regional Western Australian
city, this paper examines the experiences of Indigenous peoples as a particular set of 'right …

Abstract The Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program is the largest housing production
subsidy in the US Two types of credit, known as the 9% credit and the 4% credit, are subject …

In this paper we argue for the use of 'mobility'to describe not just bodily movement, travel, or
transport, but as a concept that animates the constellation of policies and power relations …