Unequal Returns to Housing Investments? A Study of Real Housing Appreciation among Black, White, and Hispanic Households

This article assesses whether housing in predominantly minority and integrated neighborhoods appreciates more slowly than comparable housing in predominantly white communities, and if so, the extent to which inequality is due to neighborhood racial composition per se rather than nonracial socioecono...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Social forces 2004-06, Vol.82 (4), p.1523-1551
1. Verfasser:	Flippen, Chenoa
Format:	Artikel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	African Americans Appreciation Black white differences Censuses Community Relations Cultures and civilizations Dwelling value Dwellings Economic aspects Ethnic minorities Ethnic relations. Racism Ethnicity Family Income Ghettos Habitat Hispanic Americans Hispanics Home ownership Households Housing Housing prices Housing units Human ecology and demography Income inequality Inequality Investment Investment plans Literature Reviews Minority & ethnic groups Minority Groups Neighborhood Improvement Neighborhoods Population growth Poverty Prices Public Policy Race Racial Composition Racial Differences Racial inequalities Racial Segregation Residential Patterns Retirement Social aspects Social Inequality Social Problems Socioeconomic Factors Sociology United States of America USA Value (Economics) Wealth White people Whites
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