Housing

This episode of Aspen Insight explores how the pandemic may generate the most severe housing crisis in US history.

This slide deck describes the methodology and approach to the analysis, and also discusses which populations are most at risk. Finally, it contains state-by-state projections for local policymakers and business leaders. 

People of color, particularly Black and Latinx people, constitute approximately 80% of people facing eviction.

Access the podcast here. Housing is not just a market commodity – it’s also a basic human need. It contributes to all aspects of soci

Without government intervention, one in five Americans who live in renter households will be evicted by the end of September.

We can implement solutions that will put our communities on a path build a stronger system of affordable, high-quality housing across the country.

One in three US households—nearly 100 million people—struggle with housing costs that jeopardize their financial security. The problem i

In June 2019, Aspen EPIC – an initiative of the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program – surveyed over 100 diverse experts on housing affordable and stability.

Our housing advisor, Jenny Schuetz of the Brookings Institution, is quoted in Atlantic article on the topic of housing and the 2020 presidential candidates.