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Research & Policy
Report Analyzes New York City’s Gentrifying Neighborhoods and Finds Dramatic Demographic Shifts
A special report on Gentrification in the NYU Furman Center’s annual State of New York City’s Housing and Neighborhoods report identifies 15 gentrifying neighborhoods in New York City and finds that they have seen greater growth in the shares of the population that are young adults, college-educated, white, and living alone or with roommates.
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Solly Angel
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Adam Milliard-Ball on “Street Network Sprawl”
Co-hosted by the NYU Furman Center and the Marron Institute, this week’s NYU Urban Seminar welcomed Adam Milliard-Ball, an assistant professor of Environmental Studies at the University of California Santa Cruz, who led a discussion about street network sprawl and its history, geography, and climatic consequences.
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Adam Milliard-Ball
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Bertrand Renaud on China’s Growth Transition
Co-hosted by the NYU Furman Center and the Marron Institute, this week’s NYU Urban Seminar welcomed Bertrand Renaud, a consultant and former senior housing finance advisor to the World Bank, who led a discussion about China’s growth transition.
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Bertrand Renaud
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News & Events
Policy Breakfast: Homeownership in a City of Renters
This panel discussion explored the potential benefits and challenges of homeownership in New York City, including how the city might respond to the needs of existing homeowners and whether the city should promote or increase new opportunities for homeownership.
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NYU Urban Seminar: Olatunde Johnson on Changes in Civil Rights Law
Co-hosted by the NYU Furman Center and the Marron Institute, this week’s NYU Urban Seminar welcomed Olatunde Johnson, a professor of Law at Columbia University, who led a discussion about civil rights law and how it is changing with new innovations in inclusionary regulation.
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News & Events
NYU Urban Seminar: Olatunde Johnson
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Data Updates
New Units Planned for Construction in 2015 Were Concentrated in Brooklyn and Manhattan
In 2015, New York City saw a spike in the number of permits issued for new housing units, including a large jump in the number of permitted units in large buildings with at least 50 units. Many of these permits were concentrated in Brooklyn and Manhattan.