levels of housing discrimination are a significant contributor to residential segregation in U.S. cities and metropolitan … areas. Through the course of this chapter, the reader will find that the empirical patterns of racial segregation in the U … creating the high levels of segregation that we observe in U.S. metropolitan areas today, but the appropriate policy responses …

markets, homeownership costs are in line with rental costs. In these areas, it is practical and desirable to focus on policies … that keep homeowners in their homes. The report goes on to show that in bubble-inflated markets, however, homeownership is …

, while demonstrating the wide diversity in housing markets across the nation, finds that in many areas, homeownership costs … their homes. The report goes on to show that in bubble-inflated markets, however, homeownership is not only a costly and …

The future of American homeownership is being pushed in contradictory directions by demographic changes. The aging of … the Baby Boomers would support higher levels of homeownership, but the increasing minority share of the population and the … persistent racial gap in homeownership acts to reduce homeownership. Layered on top of these demographics is an uncertain …

self-selection plays an important role in immigrant residential segregation. …

segregation and immigrants' satisfaction with the neighborhood. The estimates show that immigrants living in segregated areas are …-selection plays an important role in immigrant residential segregation. Our result holds true even when controlling for other …