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Can New Housing Supply Mitigate Displacement and Exclusion?
The household-mobility study finds that new market-rate housing generally modestly reduced displacement and exclusion pressure for low-income households in Los Angeles, while San Francisco results varied by neighborhood market; it does not isolate mixed-use incentives or estimate effects in Orlando.
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The household-mobility study finds that new market-rate housing generally modestly reduced displacement and exclusion pressure for low-income households in Los Angeles, while San Francisco results varied by neighborhood market; it does not isolate mixed-use incentives or estimate effects in Orlando.
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