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Subsidized housing and neighborhood racial transition: An empirical investigation
2000
Housing Policy Debate
Popular wisdom has it that the development of project-based assisted housing will cause whites to flee or avoid the surrounding neighborhood, leading to rapid racial transition. This article examines the question of whether the development of several types of project-based, federally assisted housing had an impact on neighborhood racial transition during the 1980s. In general, the development of assisted housing in a neighborhood did not lead to racial transition, nor did it approach levels
doi:10.1080/10511482.2000.9521363
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