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Renting Prosperity, a Daniel Gross' article from the The Wall Street Journal, of May 5th 2012, about the nation's character shift from owners to an economy permanently on the move The Integration Debate: Competing Futures for American Cities, a 2011 review written by Dr. Varady about The Integration Debate, edited by Chester Hartman and Greg Squires, 2010 Across Nation, Housing Costs Rise as Burden, a 2006 article from the New York Times about housing costs rising nationwide between 2000 and 2005 Housing for the Homeless Gets New Look in Columbus, a 2010 article from the Business Courier about a supportive housing development in Columbus and its possible use as a model in Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood Affordable housing May Come Factory Built, a 2007 article from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer about modular apartments as an affordable housing solution Design Matters, a web catalog of affordable housing case studies Inclusionary Housing, Incentives, and Land Value Recapture, a 2009 report on inclusionary housing regulation and programs from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Affordable Housing Design Advisor - a web resource on design in affordable housing Affordable Housing and Smart Growth: Making the Connection, a 2001 report from the Smart Growth Network and the National Neighborhood Coalition Pivoting Skyscrapers in Dubai and Moscow, an informational presentation with music by Jesse Cook. AIAS Livable Design Competition winners - winning designs that create urban communities suitable for seniors and aging. Universal Design Guidebook - a guide to desinging buildings and facilities to meet everyone’s needs. Environmental Geriatrics, a website by Cornell University with information about senior-centric architectural interior design. The Land of Rising Conservation, a 2007 article from the New York Times about one family’s use of residential technology and lifestyle choices to limit their energy consumption Physical Culture; From Kitchen to the Wild in 30 Seconds, a 2006 article from the New York Times about a trend in subdivision design to include running trails Nature on the Threshold, a 2006 article from the New York Times about biophilic interior design as a means of improving indoor air quality Meeting in the Middle, a 2007 article from the Oregonian about an infill detached cohousing condominium development in Portland, Oregon Affordable housing May Come Factory Built, a 2007 article from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer about modular apartments as an affordable housing solution Design Matters, a web catalog of affordable housing case studies Affordable Housing Design Advisor - a web resource on design in affordable housing Defying the Odds on a Project in Skid Row, a 2007 New York Times architecture review article about a housing project in Los Angeles designed for the chronically homeless AIAS Livable Design Competition winners - winning designs that create urban communities suitable for seniors and aging. Universal Design Guidebook - a guide to desinging buildings and facilities to meet everyone’s needs. Many Baby Boomers Have New Homes, Money on Their Minds, a 2005 Del Webb survey of Baby Boomers’ housing preferences, financial needs, and work plans. Active-Adult Builders Target Urban Localities, a 2005 article from The Wall Street Journal concerning a trend in older adult housing that is responding retirees’ and empty nesters’ unwillingness to move far for new housing. Some New Ideas on Elder Housing, a 2006 article in The Post about senior co-housing as an alternative to nursing homes. New Models for Future Retirement: A Study of College/University Linked Retirement Communities, a 2003 doctoral dissertation from the University of Michigan Baby Boomer Housing Market Segment Profile completed for the Niehoff Urban Studio, 2008 Environmental Geriatrics, a website by Cornell University with information about senior-centric architectural interior design. Housing and Community for Aging Baby Boomers, a PowerPoint presentation from the UC DAAP Center for Design Research and Innovation. Case study, press, and report bibliography on collegiate-affiliated retirement communities from Campus Continuum The Green House Project, a web resource on the Green House model alternative to the traditional nursing home Urban, Luxurious, Diverse: Experts See New Trends in 50+ Housing Market, an article on active-adult senior living development trends expressed at the 2005 Building for Boomers & Beyond: Seniors Housing Symposium As Good As a Five-Star Hotel, a 2005 article from the National Post about Baby Boomers’ uniquely active retirement housing needs Condotels: A Branded Urban Lifestyle For Second-Home Owners, a 2006 article from Investor’s Business Daily describing the condotel trend and its popularity with Baby Boomers Living Environments for an Aging Population Who are Not Aging, an article about projected Baby Boomer retirement housing needs and lifestyle preferences Defying the Odds on a Project in Skid Row, a 2007 New York Times architecture review article about a housing project in Los Angeles designed for the chronically homeless Active Living for Older Adults: Management Strategies for Healthy and Livable Communities, a 2003 report from the International City/County Management Association that details public policy strategies for promoting physical activity for seniors. Tax Breaks Drive a Philadelphia Boom, a 2006 New York Times article about tax incentives’ role in encouraging a major housing development in downtown Philadelphia Design Matters, a web catalog of affordable housing case studies Inclusionary Housing, Incentives, and Land Value Recapture, a 2009 report on inclusionary housing regulation and programs from the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy Urban Fortunes: The Political Economy of Place: chapters 1 and 4 from this book on urban housing from an economist’s perspective. Young Buyers Want Better, Not Bigger, a 2006 New York Times article about the popularity of New Urbanist style residential subdivisions among younger house buyers.
Many Baby Boomers Have New Homes, Money on Their Minds, a 2005 Del Webb survey of Baby Boomers’ housing preferences, financial needs, and work plans. Active-Adult Builders Target Urban Localities, a 2005 article from The Wall Street Journal concerning a trend in older adult housing that is responding retirees’ and empty nesters’ unwillingness to move far for new housing. Baby Boomer Housing Market Segment Profile completed for the Niehoff Urban Studio, 2008 A Residential Market Study of the Center City, Cincinnati, OH, a 2005 report prepared for Downtown Cincinnati Inc. by Property Advisors Corporation |