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Are low-income housing tax credit developments locating where there is a shortage of affordable units?

Kirk McClure Department of Urban Planning, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 153-171 | Published online: 13 May 2010

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Kirk McClure & Alex F. Schwartz. (2023) Neighbourhood opportunity, racial segregation, and the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit program in the United States. Housing Studies 38:8, pages 1459-1481.
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Kirk McClure. (2021) Needed Changes to Rental Housing Affordability Programs. Housing Policy Debate 31:6, pages 1054-1055.
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Gregory Preston & Vincent J. Reina. (2021) Sheltered From Eviction? A Framework for Understanding the Relationship Between Subsidized Housing Programs and Eviction. Housing Policy Debate 31:3-5, pages 785-817.
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Katrin B. Anacker. (2019) Introduction: housing affordability and affordable housing. International Journal of Housing Policy 19:1, pages 1-16.
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Kirk McClure. (2019) The allocation of rental assistance resources: the paradox of high housing costs and high vacancy rates. International Journal of Housing Policy 19:1, pages 69-94.
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Carolina K. Reid. (2019) Should We Fix What’s Not Broken?. Housing Policy Debate 29:1, pages 82-84.
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Kirk McClure. (2019) What Should Be the Future of the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program?. Housing Policy Debate 29:1, pages 65-81.
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Kirk McClure. (2017) The Future of Housing Policy: Fungibility of Rental Housing Programs to Better Fit With Market Need. Housing Policy Debate 27:3, pages 486-489.
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Kirk McClure & Bonnie Johnson. (2015) Housing Programs Fail to Deliver on Neighborhood Quality, Reexamined. Housing Policy Debate 25:3, pages 463-496.
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Jake Wegmann. (2014) Measuring What Matters: A Call for a Meaningful Metric of Affordable Rental Housing Production Cost-Efficiency. Housing Policy Debate 24:4, pages 692-716.
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Rachel G. Bratt & Abigail Vladeck. (2014) Addressing Restrictive Zoning for Affordable Housing: Experiences in Four States. Housing Policy Debate 24:3, pages 594-636.
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Casey Dawkins. (2013) The Spatial Pattern of Low Income Housing Tax Credit Properties: Implications for Fair Housing and Poverty Deconcentration Policies. Journal of the American Planning Association 79:3, pages 222-234.
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