OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Housing Policy Debate is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-06-01 to 2026-06-01.)

Article	Citations
Evaluating Rent Control Intensity in California Cities, 2010–2019	47
Changes in Average Household Size and Headship Rates as Indicators of Housing Shortfalls	40
Does Subsidized Housing Facilitate More Sustainable Commute Patterns? Insights From Canadian Metropolitan Areas	32
The Case for Mass Upzoning	28
Response to Comments on “Supply Skepticism Revisited”	21
The Politics of Studentification: An Analysis of the Student Housing Debate in Boston	21
An Unpersuasive Argument for Selling Development Rights: Commentary on the Article “Land as Airspace: How Rezoning Privatizes Public Space (and Why Governments Should Not Give It Away for Free)”	20
Mitigating the Stress of Housing Instability: The Impact of Housing Choice Vouchers on Social Supports, Behavioral Health, and Criminal Justice Involvement	18
The Effect of State Housing Policies on Eviction Filings and Judgments in the United States, 2001–2018	17
Retraction: The Effect of Rent Control Status on Eviction Filing Rates: Causal Evidence from San Francisco	16
Editor’s Note	15
Special Issue on the Dynamics and Consequences of Recent Shifts in Chinese Housing Policy: An Introduction	14
Editorial	14
What Would It Take to Close the Housing Supply Gap in the Next Five Years, While Addressing the Nation’s Affordability, Climate Sustainability, and Resiliency Goals?	14
Distrust and Disrepair: How Homeowners’ Perceptions of Contractors Matter	13
Editorial	13
Beyond Single-Family: Multifamily’s Role in GSE Reform Debates	12
Renter Nonpayment and Landlord Response: Evidence From COVID-19	12
Editorial	11
Understanding Latinx Perceptions of and Responses to Neighborhood Change	11
A Descriptive Analysis of Tenant Right to Counsel Law and Praxis 2017–2024	11
Thinking Outside the Credit Box: Strategies to Advance Equity in the Housing Finance System	11
Financing Housing Development in an Underdeveloped Financial Market: Learning from Developers’ Financing Adaptations?	11
Learning More From Homeless Point-in-Time Counts	10
Editorial	10

Editorial	10
RETRACTED ARTICLE: The Effect of Rent Control Status on Eviction Filing Rates: Causal Evidence From San Francisco	10
Inclusionary Housing Policy in Cities of the South: Navigating a Path Between Continuity and Disruption	9
Who Represents the Renters?	9
The Housing Shortage Is Still Out There	9
Shifting the Redlining Paradigm: The Home Owners’ Loan Corporation Maps and the Construction of Urban Racial Inequality	9
Moving From Crisis to Stability? The Success and Limits of an Eviction Prevention Program	8
Do Medicaid Expenditures Increase After Adults Exit Permanent Supportive Housing?	8
Mortgage Loan Costs: Magnitude and Drivers of Variation	8
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Relationship Between Homeownership, Income, and Energy Insecurity	8
Landlords and Housing Quality in Rural Georgia: Assessing the Relationship	8
The Home Price Impacts of CDBG-Funded Investments: An Exploration into Nonlinear and Threshold Effects	8
Nonprofit Landlord Types on the Housing Market—A Key to Rising Displacement in Berlin?	8
Editorial	8
The Relationship Between Exits From Federally Subsidized Housing and Wages, King County, WA	8
Moving Into Debt: Impacts of Housing Affordability and Transportation Access on Consumer Credit Outcomes	8
To Review is to Win, Win, Win	7
Response: It’s Always About the Context	7
Editorial	7
Different Data, Different Measures: Comparing Alternative Indicators of Changes in Neighborhood Home Values	7
Editorial	7
Corporate Landlords and Pandemic and Prepandemic Evictions in Las Vegas	7
Land as Airspace: How Rezoning Privatizes Public Space (and Why Governments Should Not Give It Away for Free)	6
Can Property Taxation Fix China’s Housing Market?: A Regression Discontinuity Analysis	6
What Would It Take to End Homelessness in the United States?	6
Walls of Perception: Contrasting Views on Housing Barriers Across Sectors in Oregon	6
Older Households Are Moving Closer to Their Adult Children: Implications for Urban Planning and Housing Policy	6
How Accommodative Are Houses in Trinidad? Implications for Older Persons With Disabilities	6
Affordable Housing Through Community Land Trusts (CLTs): Examining Factors Associated with the Number of Units in CLTs	6