June 5: What we’re reading
Some articles we found interesting this week:
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Urban Institute: How Community Development Can Promote Equity (podcast)
Urban Institute: Three Reasons why Expanding Access to Homeownership Alone Won’t Close the Racial Wealth Gap
Cityscape: Density Control, Home Price Appreciation, and Rental Growth in the United States
Cityscape: Trends in Regulation and Affordability in Select US Metropolitan Areas and Communities
Cityscape: The Influence of Regulation on Residential Land Prices in United States Metropolitan Areas
New York Times: Twilight of the NIMBY
WRAL: WRAL investigates manufactured housing to ease affordable housing crunch, Congress now involved
News & Observer: In two NC cities, homes are overpriced by more than 50%, new study estimates
News & Observer: Where did the money go? GoTriangle lays out light-rail spending for Orange Co. board
Bloomberg: Chicago offers a blueprint for expanding urban internet access
Bloomberg: To narrow the racial wealth gap, help entrepreneurs of color own property
Bloomberg: Understanding the US Housing Crisis in an era of inflation