HOPE VI Panel Study: Baseline Report on Resident Outcomes

Five HOPE VI developments where redevelopment began in mid- to late 2001 form the basis of this longitudinal study. The research, led by Susan J. Popkin, tracks original residents' housing, neighborhood conditions, health, and socioeconomic outcomes. It is structured as a pre- and post-intervention study of the HOPE VI program's effects.

Use Cases

• Modeling housing outcomes based on relocation and supportive services experiences.
• Analyzing neighborhood outcomes and social integration patterns over time.
• Studying correlations between housing interventions and child education and behavior outcomes.
• Investigating socioeconomic outcomes following a major housing policy intervention.

Strengths

• Study focuses on five specific HOPE VI developments, providing a defined scope.
• Longitudinal design tracks seven key issue areas from pre- to post-intervention.

Limitations

• Row count, column definitions, and file formats are unknown.
• License is closed, restricting access and reuse.
• Last update date is unknown; freshness unverified.

Provenance

Source

Susan J. Popkin

Collection Method

Pre- and post-intervention panel study of original residents.

Time Range

Redevelopment activities began in mid- to late 2001.

Geography

Residents of five HOPE VI developments in the United States.