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Housing Policy Debate|December 6, 2021
Transitioning to Homeownership: Asset Building for Low- and Moderate-Income HouseholdsArthur Acolin, Alex Ramiller, Rebecca J Walter, et al.Environment & Planning A|September 4, 2025
Searching for housing in the digital age: Neighborhood representation on internet rental housing platforms across space, platform, and metropolitan segregationChris Hess, Arthur Acolin, Rebecca Walter, et al.BMC Public Health|January 3, 2025
Pursuing healthy homeownership: an evaluation of the neighborhood health trajectories of shared equity homeownersGeoffrey M Gusoff, Alex Ramiller, Arthur Acolin, et al.Housing Policy Debate|January 5, 2024
Segmented information, segregated outcomes: Housing affordability and neighborhood representation on a voucher-focused online housing platform and three mainstream alternativesChris Hess, Rebecca J Walter, Ian Kennedy, et al.Housing Policy Debate|May 30, 2017
Preserving Neighborhood Opportunity: Where Federal Housing Subsidies ExpireMichael C Lens, Vincent ReinaJAMA Network Open|July 21, 2021
Association Between Structural Housing Repairs for Low-Income Homeowners and Neighborhood CrimeEugenia C South, John MacDonald, Vincent ReinaHealth Affairs (Project Hope)|February 5, 2024
Gentrification Yields Racial And Ethnic Disparities In Exposure To Contextual Determinants Of HealthArthur Acolin, Kyle Crowder, Ari Decter-Frain, et al.Journal of Urban Affairs|August 18, 2025
Exploring the association between household compositional change and mobility of subsidized householders in the United States: A life course perspectiveRebecca J Walter, Arthur Acolin, Ruoniu Vince Wang, et al.Cityscape (Washington, D.C.)|May 23, 2022
Toward a Cross-Platform Framework: Assessing the Comprehensiveness of Online Rental ListingsAna Costa, Victoria Sass, Ian Kennedy, et al.Journal of Clinical Neuroscience : Official Journal of the Neurosurgical Society of Australasia|July 16, 2017
What are the possibilities of spontaneous resorption of a thoracic disc herniation occupying more than 20% of the spinal canal in the asymptomatic subject? Comparative studyDavid Brauge, Rachid Madkouri, Robert Clément, et al.Pageof 4