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Sources of Variation in Affordability Amongst Market-Rate Housing Units in the United States, 2015 to 2023
One of the most common approaches to addressing the pervasive housing affordability crisis throughout the U.S. has been to change laws and land use regulations in order to induce increased housing production. Increased production is meant to induce the “filtering” process whereby existing housing un
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