New Evidence on the Consequences of Gentrification for Children
Contrary to widespread beliefs, gentrification does not appear to harm children. But that may be because it operates differenlty than most assume.
Read more...Contrary to widespread beliefs, gentrification does not appear to harm children. But that may be because it operates differenlty than most assume.
Read more...Buyouts can save Houston’s flood-soaked homeowners — if they can get one. Instead, ordinary homeowners fail to qualify, and real estate speculators make out.
Read more...California is leading a trend of climate-change-induced insurance redlining.
Read more...Houses suck.
Read more...Looking at undercurrents in West Coast economies and what they might portend for the US.
Read more...Advocates for reforestation must consider who owns the land to be reforested, and how the reforestation is to be done.
Read more...Plus ça change….
Read more...NYC last week passed a modest Green New Deal. This initiative falls far, far short of where climate change policy needs to go, but is certainly an improvement on the fossil fuel-friendly agenda of the Trump administration (and its predecessors).
Read more...Author Samuel Stein talks about how capitalism shapes cities.
Read more...Does the testy abandonment of its New York City “HQ2” scheme mean we’ve hit Peak Amazon?
Read more...China gets a cold and California real estate gets pneumonia.
Read more...Kamala Harris’ supposed big accomplishment, of getting California a better deal in the 2012 mortgage settlement, isn’t anything to boast about.
Read more...Housing is going pear-shaped in California tech-land….and you can’t blame it on a tech bust.
Read more...Michael Hudson gives a wide-ranging interview, discussing the importance of euphemism in obscuring power relationships and exploitation.
Read more...Confirming Airbnb’s effects on rentals and home prices.
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