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Safe streets entail not only usable sidewalks and bike lanes, but also everything that makes someone willing to walk or bike through a neighborhood. Explore a more holistic definition of walkability and where equitably safe streets are located in DC.
How Immigrants Are Reshaping Residential Segregation Even as the United States becomes more diverse, residential segregation still divides many American cities.
Rent Burden High in Low- and High-Cost Metros Alike Housing, a cost that nearly every American family has to bear, has become prohibitively expensive for much of the population.Urban in the Digital Age The Urban Institute relaunches our digital presence today with new features and powerful tools to access our research.
HRMS: Health Reform Monitoring Survey A quarterly survey monitoring the Affordable Care Act.
ACA Marketplaces Make Significant Progress in 2015 As of March 18, 11.7 million people had selected plans during the second annual open enrollment.
