Housing affordability has decreased dramatically since the 1960s. Housing policy in the post-WWII period mandated the construction of new housing on a massive scale with significant government subsidies as well as financial incentives for buyers, especially from government loan agencies like the...

This article examines the role of US real estate agents in redlining, reverse redlining, and greenlining practices. Redlining was the practice of the Federal government, private banks, and other institutions to deny credit to neighborhoods based on race. Reverse redlining is marketing inferior...

This report is the fourth in a series of reports exploring the role of law in housing equity and innovative uses of law to improve health equity through housing. The reports are based on extensive literature scans and semi-structured interviews with people who are taking action in housing policy...