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Walkability in DC, neighborhood by neighborhood
Safe streets are about more than just usable sidewalks and bike lanes. Explore a more holistic definition of walkability and identify where equitably safe streets are in Washington, DC.
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How does affordable housing development affect property values?
Affordable units in Alexandria, Virginia, are associated with a small but statistically significant increase in property values—0.09 percent within 1/16 of a mile of a development on average, or a typical city block.
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Advancing racial equity through a whole-of-government approach
On Tuesday, May 17, join federal, state, and local government leaders and experts as they explore how to strategically collaborate across sectors to systematically center, embed, and advance racial equity.
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The economic costs of gun violence
Gun violence has costs beyond those incurred by the people who directly experience it. Research from DC shows it exacts an economic toll on communities, including business closures, job loss, and lower home sale prices.
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How higher mortgage rates have historically affected home prices
Sharply higher mortgage rates tend to slow home price appreciation and may put downward pressure on housing market activity. But despite the resulting drop in affordability, home prices are unlikely to decline, and the affordability challenge will likely persist.
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