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How Can Commercial Buildings Become Needed Housing?
Adaptive reuse has tremendous promise for making a dent in Southern California's housing shortage, but realizing its full potential will require thoughtful and timely policymaking.
Jun 6, 2022
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Supportive Housing Can Help Keep People with Mental Illness Out of Jail
Hundreds of thousands of people with serious mental illnesses cycle in and out of American jails every year. In Los Angeles, some of them are getting diverted into a supportive housing program where they can get the treatment they need. And the results are promising.
Feb 27, 2020

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The Residential Movements of Low-Income Families: The Case of Bogota, Colombia
Examines the residential movements of the immigrant and native low-income families within the Bogota metropolitan area. The city center has lost its unique receiving function for immigrants. Low-income immigrants locate predominately in the illegal...
Dec 31, 1972
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Patterns of Negro-White Residential Segregation.
A critical review of some quantitative empirical studies of racial residential segregation, principally Negroes in Cities: Residential Segregation and Neighborhood Change, by Taeuber and Taeuber, which uses an "index of dissimilarity" as the princip...
Jan 1, 1970
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A Guide to Government Activities in New York City's Housing Markets
A comprehensive survey of government activities in New York City's housing markets.
Nov 1, 1968
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Résumé of the RAND Conference on Urban Economics
Public officials and researchers discussed race relations and poverty, urban transportation, and ways in which a coordinated set of policy tools for attacking urban problems and improving urban functions might help in shaping a better metropolis.
Oct 1, 1964
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Commuting and the residential decisions of Chicago and Detroit central business district workers.
A presentation of a model for explaining and predicting the travel and residential behavior of the urban population. The model is tested using data on work travel obtained from transportation studies of Chicago and Detroit. For the most part, the t...
Jan 1, 1963
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A Multiple Equation Model of Household Locational and Tripmaking Behavior
A description of a multiple-equation model of household locational and tripmaking behavior. The analysis is designed to explore the interrelationships in consumption between housing and transportation.
Apr 1, 1962
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Alina I. Palimaru is a policy researcher at the RAND Corporation. Her journey to date has spanned government, commerce, and the media, but primarily academia, where she has garnered extensive mixed methods research experience under world-class tutelage. At UCLA, she expanded her interest and…

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Associate Director, RAND Center on Housing and Homelessness in Los Angeles

Jason Ward is associate director of the RAND Center on Housing and Homelessness in Los Angeles, an associate economist at the RAND Corporation, and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. His work uses the tools of applied microeconomics to study housing, labor markets, education,…

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Patterns of Negro-White Residential Segregation.

A Guide to Government Activities in New York City's Housing Markets

Résumé of the RAND Conference on Urban Economics

Commuting and the residential decisions of Chicago and Detroit central business district workers.

A Multiple Equation Model of Household Locational and Tripmaking Behavior

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