Pay for Success: Overcoming Information Asymmetry
From the blog of the National Council on Crime and [...]
Salesforce Foundation: 3 ways to make the case for Tech Funding
From the Salesforce.com Foundation Blog For profit businesses are routinely [...]
Markets for Good: Peer Benchmarking for Better Decisions
Originally posted at Markets for Good It is becoming an [...]
The Most Interesting Things from Thursday’s Housing Forum at City Hall
From The Stranger Posted by Anna Minard on Mon, Feb [...]
Seattle Incentive Zoning Study
The Seattle City Council commissioned this study to assess the impact of their Incentive Zoning policy.
Shelterforce: Neighborhood Improvement Can Prevent Gentrification
Alan Mallach’s blog post, "Hung Up on Gentrification? Don’t Be" [...]
Economics of Inclusionary Housing
Do inclusionary housing requirements just drive up the cost of market rate housing?
Review: Is Inclusionary Zoning Inclusionary?
Review of Is Inclusionary Zoning Inclusionary?, by Heather L. Schwartz, [...]
Shelterforce: Best of Both Worlds
Permanent affordability and asset building might seem at first blush to be contradictory goals for a low-income homeownership program, but new research says in fact they can be achieved together.
A Path to Homeownership
Homeownership continues to provide real social and economic benefits and remains a high priority for most American families, but the United States is experiencing significant declines in the ownership rate for the first time in decades.