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The Spatial Concentration of Subsidized Housing - Poverty & Race ...

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alter the perception <strong>of</strong> public housing as only urban and highly concentrated. It couldbe helpful to study these small scale site-based public housing developments forpossible replication purposes.Other Site-Based <strong>Subsidized</strong> <strong>Housing</strong>Other site-based subsidized housing is a subsidy type that has not beenextensively studied in the past. As with public housing clusters, these tracts are eithermoderately or highly concentrated and the difference between the types depends on theco-location with public housing. <strong>The</strong> results show that there are three clusters inwhich these units primarily occur. In two clusters the other-site based units are theprimary subsidy type (clusters 5 and 7) and in cluster 9 other site-based units are colocatedwith public housing units creating the highest level <strong>of</strong> concentration <strong>of</strong> allcluster types and comprising two-thirds <strong>of</strong> all subsidized housing units in MSA’s.<strong>The</strong> picture for other site-based units is mixed. For the most part othersubsidized housing units are deconcentrated in small scale projects without co-location<strong>of</strong> other subsidy types. At the same time, a significant number <strong>of</strong> these units are colocatedwith public housing in some <strong>of</strong> the most concentrated census tracts. <strong>The</strong>concern over concentration that has been focused on public housing should beextended to the other subsidized housing located in the same census tracts as publichousing.100

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