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This week we dive into stories addressing the scale of the housing affordability crisis, unemployed renter cost estimates during the pandemic, and how all of "this" may influence how and where we work and live in the future.
Part one of a three-part series designed to introduce real estate companies to the process for integrating environmental social and governance (ESG) impact into their investment strategy and organizational framework.
his week’s review focuses on how and why impact investing will endure in 2021 and beyond with a special focus on some unique approaches that firms are taking to create impact via affordable housing.
A highly curated source of "must-read" material for anyone looking to stay current on affordable, green and healthy housing issues.
This Harvard Joint Center for Housing Studies specifically addresses housing concerns arising from the COVID-19 pandemic, in addition to outlining various enduring housing challenges. The report offers few concrete solutions to these challenges, but provides a robust evaluation of existing research on the affordability crisis, disparate racial and income impacts of the pandemic, tradeoffs for
From the Global Impact Investing Network (“GIIN”), this source provides a robust introduction to impact investing. In addition to offering a general overview, GIIN details examples of impact investing, evaluates the size of the market, and assesses the current state of the impact investing market.
This Fannie Mae report assesses the impact of green bond issuances on their multifamily portfolio, concluding that this investment strategy has tripled their bottom line impacts from 2012 to 2019. Examples from their portfolio highlight the financial and social impact on low-income families, which include job creation, number of units retrofitted with green technology, and
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Strong evidence shows the harmful effects incarceration can have on young people for the rest of their lives.
Black, Indigenous, and people of color; people with disabilities; the elderly; and people with irregular work schedules often face significant barriers to finding safe and affordable means of transportation to work.
A new administration offers new opportunities to incorporate evidence-based policymaking to strengthen policies to help people.