Housing
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... [read more]
Urban Institute is excited to announce the NNIP partners in Boston, Durham, New Haven, and San Antonio selected through a competitive Request for Proposals for $50,000 subgrants from the NNIP... [read more]
The DataHaven Town Equity Reports provide access to relevant town-level information that is not available from any... [read more]
Urban-Greater DC partnered with HAND (Housing Association of Nonprofit Developers) to launch the third version of the Housing Indicator Tool (HIT 3.0), a platform that tracks local jurisdictions’... [read more]
CURA has launched the Ghost Neighborhood of Columbus project to help people understand what was destroyed by urban highway construction in the 20th century, and support... [read more]
In May 2022, the Institute for Housing Studies (IHS) at DePaul University... [read more]
The Furman Center and the Journal of Legislation and Public Policy on Friday hosted a fall symposium titled, "Under One Roof: Building an Abolitionist Approach to Housing Justice." The... [read more]
Through workshops, community feedback and an interactive data walk, a Houston Community Data Connections team empowered Third Ward community members and other stakeholders to use data from a multi... [read more]
Enterprise Community Partners' Policy Development and Research team hosted a convening on local data-driven approaches to addressing affordable housing needs. Leading researchers who are using... [read more]
The Urban Institute partnered with the National Association of City and County Health Officials (NACCHO) to host a webinar targeted at public health agency staff seeking to discuss the connections... [read more]
On March 6th, the NYU Furman Center hosted over 200 participants for the policy breakfast “... [read more]
Close to 1 million apartments in New York City are subject to the state’s rent stabilization laws, which regulate how rents can rise. In June, 2019, those laws are set to expire. On November... [read more]
The NYU Furman Center and Abt Associates launched LocalHousingSolutions.org, an online, interactive tool to help communities develop local... [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]
Making up nearly one million units of the city’s housing stock, rent stabilization programs ensure housing affordability for a significant number of New Yorkers. On October 3rd, 2018 the NYU... [read more]
IHS analyzed which Chicago neighborhoods are adding or losing households at different income levels, broke down some of the different patterns and trends that emerge from the data, and let users... [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 series... [read more]
Across the Indianapolis region, neighborhoods have experienced rapid cultural changes and shifting housing demand. In June, The Polis Center facilitated a... [read more]
Local and national experts hold a discussion about resilience strategies and how those strategies can shape our affordable housing system. Join us for this... [read more]
We convened a roundtable of developers with expertise in "missing middle" housing types -- for-profit and non-profit, rental and sale. Their... [read more]
The Urban Institute, the Coalition for Nonprofit Housing and Economic Development (CNHED), Code for DC, and the DC Department of Housing and Community Development hosted an event for the release... [read more]
Urban Institute recently released two new guidance documents to to build the capacity of communities to use data to address health and improve fair housing and access to opportunity. Both guides... [read more]
Children’s Optimal Health, in partnership with Housing Works Austin and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, recently hosted a summit on the intersection of health and housing. “Housing + Health:... [read more]
Associate Professor Mark Joseph, PhD, founding director of the National... [read more]
The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development has recently released the Briefly Stated report "Housing First for Families... [read more]
The project is a mixed method study conducted in partnership with Public... [read more]
"Can San Francisco Get Mixed-Income Public Housing Redevelopment Right?" by NIMC's Mark Joseph and co-authors Nancy Latham, Rachel G. Kleit and... [read more]
Using data from NEO CANDO, Michael Gareau Jr., director of law of North Olmsted, reported that foreclosures in the city have declined from... [read more]
We will conduct data trainings for nonprofits eligible to apply for Community Development Block... [read more]
Metropolitan Area Planning Council's Assistant Director of Data Services Tim Reardon testifies before the Massachusetts Joint Committee on Housing, maintaining that housing demand is an economic... [read more]
Lead affects Cleveland children even before kindergarten. In an unpublished report completed in June, Case Western Reserve University and Invest in Children examined the effect of lead poisoning... [read more]
Capital One philanthropic mission includes a comprehensive giving program to help build the future of communities for Capital One’s customers and associates across the U.S. These programs, known... [read more]
CEI is working with Children's Mercy Hosipital to undersand the effects of housing conditions on child health including lead poisoning, childhood asthma and childhood injury. Currently, CEI is... [read more]
Monday, December 8, 2014. 11:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m., Rutgers-Camden Multi Purpose Room (Registration: 11:30 - Noon)
The... [read more]
In 2009, Data Driven Detroit (D3) participated in the Detroit Residential Parcel Survey (DRPS), collecting data on roughly 350,000 structures and vacant lots in the city of Detroit. The survey... [read more]
The Community Research Institute has released the first phase of Community Profiles 2.0 for the Grand Rapids area. This phase aims to build upon CRI's existing work in housing and economics within... [read more]
In September of 2013 we launched our new name and brand with the “Pop Up Street Party”. Now that we have been using the name Rise for almost year we created a new name for our yearly event. The... [read more]
Join equity advocates from around the region for a discussion about the region’s key equity priorities, highlighting actions that are being taken – and those that need to be taken – to create a... [read more]
An audience of 178 housing experts, government analysts, nonprofit leaders and others gathered for the second annual Charlotte Data Day. The day-long event, hosted by the UNC Charlotte Urban... [read more]
In late 2014 and early 2015, Rise contributed to the revision of the City of St. Louis' Analysis of Impediments to Fair Housing Choice, collecting and interpreting a range of data on demographics... [read more]
The Family Services Initiative is a collaboration among four partner agencies in Pinellas County working to provide families the right service, at the right time, for the right need.... [read more]
Rise, formerly the Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance and the NNIP partner in St. Louis, is part of a team that was awarded a Choice Neighborhood Initiative planning grant. The... [read more]
SA2020 is a community visioning and collective impact initiative focused on 11 cause areas. CI:Now collects and analyzes the data to... [read more]
How does living amid foreclosures, vacant properties, and declining neighborhood stability affect how well a child does in school?
Funded by the... [read more]
The Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance-Jacob France Institute (BNIA-JFI) at the University of Baltimore seeks to better understand the equity of access to programs that help households... [read more]
What:
Big Ideas for the Big Apple:
NYC Mayoral Forum on Affordable Housing
Moderated by Brian Lehrer, Peabody Award winning host at WNYC
The Forum will be... [read more]
EastPoint PaCT (Promise and Choice Together) is a group of coordinated initiatives working to transform and revitalize the EastPoint neighborhood, a near-eastside area with a rich history... [read more]
Children's Optimal Health is pleased to announce that we have launched a new website. Many of our maps and all of our published reports are available for download through the site. There is... [read more]
The Data Services department is working with the Town of Marshfield Housing Partnership and Planning Board to estimate the potential build out of commercial and residential properties. Based on... [read more]
As the curtain closed on the March 10, 2012 performance of “Hurt Village” at the Signature Theatre at Pershing Square in New York, patrons were invited to participate in a panel discussion... [read more]
The Poverty Center's Neighborhood Stabilization Team Web Application (NST Web App) was selected as a... [read more]
WEWS Channel 5 news did a feature on NEO CANDO and the Poverty Center's work related to foreclosure and vacancy in Cuyahoga County. Both Dr. Claudia Coulton and Mike Schramm were interviewed for... [read more]
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded a $300,000 Choice Neighborhoods Initiative Planning Grant to Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority on behalf of a partnership that... [read more]
Emory’s Office of University-Community Partnerships (OUCP) is assisting DeKalb County with the preparation of their five-year consolidated plan for HUD and as part of that effort will be helping... [read more]
In partnership with Urban Institute, we convened a group of key policy makers around the third edition of Housing in the New Orleans Metro Annual Report, “Drivers of... [read more]
The Center for Community Building and Neighborhood Action is working with the Shelby County Department of Planning and Development and the Greater Memphis Area Chamber of Commerce to evaluate... [read more]
The Full Circle community mapping project was created to allow local government and non-profit organizations to gather parcel-level data. Full Circle was originally funded by the federal... [read more]
We have compiled a new set of City of Pittsburgh neighborhood profiles based on the 2010 Decennial Census Summary File 1 (SF1) data. This includes the basic demographic information collected by... [read more]
MassGIS and MAPC will be conducting interviews with local officials, research on web sites, collection and review of existing documents to create a description for each community of the process... [read more]
We have received data from LexisNexis, whose global Risk Solutions division is headquartered in Atlanta. The data includes foreclosures (along several steps of the process), home sales, bankruptcy... [read more]
CMAP will soon begin implementing its Sustainable Communities grant (HUD) by providing technical assistance for municipal planners across our region. CMAP’s online data systems will serve as... [read more]
The Urban Institute and the Data Center in New Orleans partnered from 2009-2011 do three annual reports related to housing funded by the local community foundation. The organizations divided up... [read more]
The Southeast Michigan Synod Acts of Common Analysis embarked upon a strategic planning process to sustain its congregations and services. In our first phase of technical assistance, D3 provided a... [read more]
D3 partnered with the Community Research Institute to expand their interactive profile and mapping tool’s coverage to the entire state.
One Michigan allows users to create specialized... [read more]
The Harriet Tubman Center is an organization for the recruitment and development of community organizers. D3 is working with the Tubman Center to assist tenants of subsidized housing by giving... [read more]
In 2013, NNIP launched a three-year cross-site project, Connecting People and Place, supported by the Annie E. Casey Foundation to expand the relevance... [read more]
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This NNIP-hosted webinar illustrated two examples of how advocates and affordable housing developers and investors can make use of local data on unsubsidized affordable housing to create tailored... [read more]
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In this talk, Dr. Delmelle will give three examples of how text and natural language processing... [read more]
The discussion expanded on the report, “Preserving Affordable Housing in Harris County,” ... [read more]
Samantha Batko and Ajjit Narayanan from the Urban Institute presented on the ... [read more]
In this webinar of the Urban Waters Learning Network series on gentrification and displacement, they explore different ways data is being used by communities and decision-makers to understand... [read more]
Housing stability,... [read more]
In May and August, after partners expressed the desire for more interactions among partners between in-person meetings, we held our first two virtual idea showcases. It gave several partners the... [read more]
Our virtual idea showcase webinars are intented to offer a way for partners to share potential projects, early work, or recent projects with each other in between in-person partner meetings... [read more]
Join the Kinder Institute for Urban Research as it unveils the findings from its inaugural State of Housing in Houston and Harris County report.
This webinar will include a summary of... [read more]
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