We All Grow Old: Housing Characteristics, Falls and the Health of Seniors Sewin Chan, Ingrid Ellen We All Grow Old: Housing Characteristics, Falls and the Health of Seniors ">Read more
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Bringing Innovation to Paratransit Sarah Kaufman, Joanna Simon and Calloway Hope Aboaf Bringing Innovation to Paratransit ">Read more
The Dream Revisited: Contemporary Debates About Housing, Segregation, and Opportunity Ingrid Gould Ellen and Justin Steil, eds. The Dream Revisited: Contemporary Debates About Housing, Segregation, and Opportunity ">Read more
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People and Place in Low-Income Housing Policy Katherine O'Regan People and Place in Low-Income Housing Policy ">Read more
What's Really Happening to the REO Stock? An analysis of three cities: New York, Atlanta, and Miami Ingrid Gould Ellen, Josiah Madar, and Mary Weselcouch What's Really Happening to the REO Stock? An analysis of three cities: New York, Atlanta, and Miami ">Read more
