LSA conducts empirical research to support the work of national and state organizations, cities and counties, developers and other housing-related organizations. Our research adheres to rigorous research principles and methodologies but we strive to make findings accessible and valuable to a wide audience.
We have extensive experience conducting both quantitative and qualitative research on housing, demographic and economic issues.
Past research has been conducted on Millennial home ownership, residential mobility of Baby Boomers, strategies for preserving affordable rental housing, impacts of rental control, and economic development benefits of affordable and workforce housing.
Fair Housing at 50: Expanding Access to Opportunity
Fair Housing at 50: Expanding Access to Opportunity
The Impacts of Rent Control: A Research Review and Synthesis
The Impacts of Rent Control: A Research Review and Synthesis
Public Land And Affordable Housing in the Washington DC Region
Public Land And Affordable Housing in the Washington DC Region
Separating Fact from Fiction to Design Effective Inclusionary Housing Programs
Separating Fact from Fiction to Design Effective Inclusionary Housing Programs
Yes in my Backyard: How States and Local Communities Can Find Common Ground in Expanding Housing Choice and Opportunity
Yes in my Backyard: How States and Local Communities Can Find Common Ground in Expanding Housing Choice and Opportunity
