Property sales/assessment
Tracking property sales volume and prices enables partners to document how the housing boom and bust is playing out in different types of neighborhoods. Over 70% of the partners have address-level sales data, which are generally obtained from local Assessors’ records. These data are updated more frequently than most other administrative data – ten of those with sales data receive it monthly or quarterly.
Institute for Housing Studies (Chicago)
Furman Center for Real Estate and Urban Policy (New York)
Center on Poverty and Community Development (Cleveland)
Three NNIP partners and Urban Institute’s NNIP team were featured in the recent HUD Cityscape issue, Local Data for Local Action. Urban Institute wrote commentary on past and potential... [read more]
House price trends are one of the most important indicators of a neighborhood’s economic health. In recent years, a substantial focus has been paid to the importance of house price trends as a... [read more]
The City of Chicago commissioned the Institute for Housing Studies to develop data to guide conversations around developing Chicago’s 2019-2023 Five-Year Housing Plan. These data informed a... [read more]
The project “Mapping Displacement Pressure in Chicago Neighborhoods” illustrates how the Institute of Housing Studies helps people across sectors better understand neighborhood dynamics.... [read more]
GPP's new research platform, the Housing Data Hub, is now live!
GPP’s Housing Data Hub (HDH) provides the public, policy makers, and the media access to a curated set of timely housing-... [read more]
The Institute for Housing Studies conducted a housing market segmentation analysis of the seven-county region surrounding Chicago, IL, in collaboration with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for... [read more]
The Southwestern Pennsylvania Community Profiles presents community data and indicators from dozens of sources in a series of interactive tables, maps, and charts. The tool was built by our... [read more]
Data freely available from NEO CANDO has been used in a recent paper on foreclsoure and mortgages in Cleveland, Ohio.
The recently released paper "Does mortgage deregulation increase... [read more]
One of the most important new means for sharing data with the public is our Open Data Site, launched in “beta” form in the spring of 2014. We have been using the tool to publish... [read more]
UCSUR is currently studying the residential housing market in South Pittsburgh’s Hilltop communities. This analysis will help the Hilltop Alliance and stakeholders in member neighborhoods... [read more]
Audio to come soon. Presented at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia's Reinventing Older Communities Conference with CityCourced and Code for America/Open Plans staff on new ways to... [read more]
The Poverty Center's Neighborhood Stabilization Team Web Application (NST Web App) was selected as a Leadership in Community Innovation Award finalist. Four finalist groups competed for the... [read more]
We're now starting to work with ArcGIS.com and some of the other ESRI Web mapping tools here in Pittsburgh. Some of the earliest maps we have released relate to Allegheny County's property... [read more]
NeighborhoodInfo DC will continue its tracking of foreclosure activity in Washington, D.C., and the region in 2012. The data we provide are used by local government agencies, community-based... [read more]
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and the Federal Reserve Board are co-hosting an interactive conference in Baltimore, Maryland on creative uses of data and technology to promote public and... [read more]
In 2010, D3 developed a composite analysis of indicators to illustrate the land use category of each Census Block in the city. This typology analysis is based upon current conditions, not solely... [read more]
With support from the Baltimore Homeownership Preservation Coalition, BNIA-JFI collects and provides data on all mortgage foreclosure filings within Baltimore City. Use of the map allows for... [read more]
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