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Paying More for the American Dream V
Access to mortgage refinance loans sharply declined in communities of color – and increased substantially in predominantly white neighborhoods, according to a report released today by a multistate collaboration of regional research, policy and advocacy organizations, including Empire Justice Center.... Read More |
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The Mortgage Meltdown II
New York's continuing foreclosure crisis and the need to help homeowners avoid the loss of their homes Read More |
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The Self-Sufficiency Standard for New York State 2010
This report measures the income and earnings necessary for families to be self-sufficient in every county of the state. Read More |
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The River Runs Dry
This report documents a dramatic decrease in prime mortgage lending made between 2006 and 2008 in Rochester, NY, and highlights that low-income communities and neighborhoods of color were hardest hit by the drop-off in lending. Read More |
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How Fair Is New York’s FAIR Plan?
An Examination of NYPIUA’s Residential FAIR Plan Policies. Read More |
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Curbing the Mortgage Meltdown
The Impact of Foreclosures on New York’s Economy and Communities Read More |
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Homeowners Insurance Gap
How race and neighborhood composition explain cost and access disparities in Rochester and Monroe County, New York. Read More |
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