Harvard University. Joint Center for Housing Studies
Books
- Examining supply-side constraints to low-income homeownership
- Marriage, divorce, remarriage and household growth in the U.S.
- An evaluation of the urban design and architecture of selected housing developments
- The "move-in" effect on home improvement activity
- Population growth 1990 to 1995
- The future of manufactured housing
- Home-building companies
- Community reinvestment lending
- The U.S. homebuilding industry
- Measuring the benefits of home remodeling
- The impact of homeownership on child outcomes
- Performance of low-income and minority mortgages
- Prepayment risk and lower income mortgage borrowers
- Financing home improvement projects
- Listening to leaders
- Revised U.S. household projections
- Home price appreciation in low- and moderate-income markets
- Remodeling homes for changing households
- The policy implications of portfolio choice in underserved mortgage markets
- Asset appreciation, timing of purchases and sales, and returns to low-income homeownership
- A critical look at rising homeownership rates in the United States since 1994
- Strengthening our workforce and our communities through housing solutions
- A little knowledge is a good thing
- Resource book on low-income homeownership
- The living arrangements of young adults
- Improving America's housing
- Appreciation rates in neighborhoods with modestly-valued housing
- The changing structure of the home remodeling industry
- The 25th anniversary of the Community Reinvestment Act
- The new demographics of housing
- Insights into the practice of Community Reinvestment Act lending
- Effects of restrictive land supply on housing in Hong Kong
- Accessing capital markets for affordable rental housing
- America's rental housing
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