The D.C. Policy Center report “D.C.’s disconnect between citywide enrollment growth and neighborhood change” examines changes in enrollment, school-age population,…

Ward 3 and Ward 6 both include some of the most highly-valued residential neighborhoods in the District. Both are predominately…

Last December, Minneapolis did away with single-family zoning, permitting three-family homes in each lot, abolishing parking minimums, and allowing high-density…

For the past several years, Mapping Segregation in Washington DC has been documenting the historic role of real estate developers,…

This article is adapted from “Teachable Moment: ‘Blockbusting’ and Racial Turnover in Mid-Century D.C.,” which originally appeared in Washington History,…

This article is adapted from “‘A Strictly White Residential Section’: The Rise and Demise of Racially Restrictive Covenants in Bloomingdale,”…

On October 23, the Washingtonian published an alarmist article on what receiving Amazon HQ2 could mean for the region: a…

Housing is the great stage on which a city is built. Housing defines how residents share the wealth created by…

In an essay on tax practices that amplify racial inequities, D.C. Policy Center Executive Director Yesim Sayin Taylor examines how…