Featured Reports
Residential Segregation in Greater Boston: Shifting Patterns by Race and Income
Racial segregation in Greater Boston has declined while income segregation has increased.
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The Dignity Dividend: Lessons Learned from Guaranteed Income Pilots in Massachusetts
The past few years have seen a surge of local experimentation with guaranteed income, much of it made possible by federal pandemic relief funding.
Read the ReportDeed-Restricted Homeownership 101
Affordability deed restrictions are legal stipulations placed on below-market-rate, owner-occupied homes that limit the future resale price and cap how much equity a homeowner can accumulate over time.
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Meeting the Moment: Federal Housing Policies and Massachusetts
Our region’s affordability crisis has largely been caused by insufficient homebuilding, but the federal government plays an important role too.
From School to the Labor Market: Identifying Workforce Inequities for Black Men
Black men face unique challenges across educational pathways and workforce participation that limit their career opportunities and suppress their earnings.
Upzone Update: Next Steps on Single Stair
Will Massachusetts join other states taking action ahead of the IBC?
Upzone Update: How the Permit Process Broke Homebuilding
A web of required housing permits that vary from town to town serve to slow housing development across Massachusetts.
Who Still Believes? Local Trends in Religiosity.
Greater Boston is the least religious large metro in the United States.