The External Effects of Place-Based Subsidized Housing

By A. Schwartz, Ingrid Gould Ellen, Ioan Voicu, Michael H. Schill. 2006

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Low-Income Housing Policy (2015, background): “Similarly, Schwartz et al (2006) examine the property value impact of city-assisted subsidized housing investments on distressed parcels in New York City, much of which used tax credits.”
Foreclosure externalities: New evidence (2015, methodology): “Both Schwartz et al. (2006) and Rossi-Hansberg, Sarte, and Owens III (2010) examine programs that encouraged investment in individual properties and find important effects.”
Causal Inference in Urban and Regional Economics (2014, unknown): “In a similar vein, Schwartz et al. (2006) demonstrate that new subsidized housing developments in New York City increased values of nearby homes more than those further away.”
Creative Destruction: Barriers to Urban Growth and the Great Boston Fire of 1872 (2017, unknown): “Our main interpretation, emphasizing neighborhood externalities, is consistent with research on neighborhood spillovers from rent control (Sims, 2007; Autor, Palmer and Pathak, 2014), home foreclosures (Campbell, Giglio and Pathak, 2011; Hartley, 2010; Mian, Sufi and Trebbi, 2014), gentrification (G”
The Effect of Community Gardens on Neighboring Property Values (2008, unknown): “radius) and then apply a standard tax assessment formula to these benefits, following the approach in Schwartz, Ellen, Voicu, and Schill [27].”