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The property insurance squeeze: Affordability, accessibility, and financial vulnerability among Latino homeowners
Property insurance is becoming an increasingly important driver of housing affordability and sustainable homeownership, especially for Latino homeowners. In the DC metropolitan area, 2.1 percent of Latino homeowners spent 3 percent of their income on insurance premiums.

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Where do families live? Measuring fertility and child migration across core cities and suburbs in the US
The DC metropolitan area has one of the highest suburban fertility rates in the country, but many families are opting to raise their children outside of the city.

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Aging well in place in Montgomery County, Maryland
Montgomery County is aging faster than most counties nationwide. The share of heads of households ages 65 and older rose from 21.1 to 28.2 percent between 2011 and 2024 and continues to climb, but housing remains scarce.

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2026 DC election briefing book: What mayoral and council candidates need to know
The Urban–Greater DC initiative presents a briefing book to help guide candidates, voters, and journalists on important issues facing DC. Researchers share what policymakers need to know to create a city of shared prosperity.
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