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Economic Health and Mobility is defined by a person’s ability to improve their financial condition, standard of living, and achieve a greater level of economic mobility while living in their rental unit.
Research This United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) report provides U.S. household food security statistics for 2021. USDA based this report on data from the Current Population Survey Food Security Supplement, published in December 2021.
Read MoreThe Urban Institute published an article on how housing matters for economic mobility. The piece also discusses income inequality and economic mobility in different neighborhoods and why that matters.
Read MoreThis paper, published by American Economic Review, highlights the effects that living in neighborhoods with less poverty has on children. Raj Chety, Nathaniel Hendren, and Lawrence F. Katz authored the article.
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Best Practices Esusu and Freddie Mac worked together to bring rent reporting into more than 1,400 properties across the country, and over 184,000 units are now reporting their rent payments through Esusu. From Esusu: “Many of the renters in these units did…
Read MoreL+M Development's Social Impact Report includes insights into how the company supports financial health and economic mobility.
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