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| Volume 9, Number 2 June 2003 |
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Policies to Promote Affordable Housing |
Opening Remarks 2 pages / 33 kbWilliam J. McDonough |
| Session 1: State of New York City's Housing and Neighborhoods State of New York City's Housing and Neighborhoods: An Overview of Recent Trends 13 pages / 573 kbMichael H. Schill and Glynis Daniels |
| Session 2: Affordable Housing and the Housing Market The Impact of Building Restrictions on Housing Affordability 19 pages / 182 kbEdward L. Glaeser and Joseph Gyourko |
| Commentary3 pages / 49 kb Brendan O’Flaherty |
| Government Regulation and Changes in the Affordable Housing Stock18 pages / 163 kb C. Tsuriel Somerville and Christopher J. Mayer |
| Commentary5 pages / 60 kb Jack Goodman |
| Session 3: The Impact of Housing on People and Places Housing Production Subsidies and Neighborhood Revitalization: New York City's Ten-Year Capital Plan for Housing 15 pages / 156 kbIngrid Gould Ellen, Michael H. Schill, Amy Ellen Schwartz, and Ioan Voicu |
| Effects of Homeownership on Children: The Role of Neighborhood Characteristics and Family Income21 pages / 183 kb Joseph M. Harkness and Sandra J. Newman |
| Commentary4 pages / 52 kb Frank Braconi |
| The Impacts of New Neighborhoods on Poor Families: Evaluating the Policy Implications of the Moving to Opportunity Demonstration28 pages / 250 kb John Goering |
| Commentary3 pages / 40 kb Lance Freeman |
| Session 4: Housing Subsidies and Finance Comparing the Costs of Federal Housing Assistance Programs 20 pages / 178 kbDenise DiPasquale, Dennis Fricke, and Daniel Garcia-Diaz |
| Commentary2 pages / 36 kb Susan M. Wachter |
| The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Community Reinvestment Act: Past Accomplishments and Future Regulatory Challenges23 pages / 209 kb William C. Apgar and Mark Duda |
| Session 5: Remarks on the Future of Housing Policy Preservation First 3 pages / 42 kbRonay Menschel |
| The Building Blocks for Private Investment in NewYork City's Underserved Communities 3 pages / 44 kbRichard Roberts |
