Research Catalogue

The HPRI Research Catalogue includes current research conducted by HPRI as well as HPRI members from partner institutions. Search by topic, research type, author, or title to review specific works.

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Opening the “Black Box” of Tenant Screening

Urban Institute

Year: 2025

Research shows landlords overwhelmingly use tenant screening reports to make leasing decisions that affect housing access. Yet, the proprietary nature of these datasets leads to a lack of transparency in the accuracy and quality of the data provided. This brief … Continue reading


Climate Risks to Latino Homeowners and Communities

Urban Institute

Year: 2025

Latino homeowners and communities across the United States face escalating climate risks, including hurricanes, wildfires, and flooding. These hazards disproportionately impact Latino households due to geographic concentration of Latino home values in high-risk areas and systemic barriers to financial protection … Continue reading


America’s Housing Market Is Failing Older Adults

Urban Institute

Year: 2025

The US population is aging. Within the next decade, older adults will outnumber children for the first time in American history. As Americans live longer, their housing needs will change, but our current housing market is ill prepared for this demographic shift. … Continue reading


How and Why Do People Use Behavioral Health Services? A Qualitative Exploration of Service Use Among People Experiencing Housing Insecurity

The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research

Year: 2025

People experiencing housing insecurity and homelessness are diagnosed with mental health and substance use–related conditions at higher rates than their stably housed peers and often engage with systems including housing and homelessness systems such as eviction prevention, emergency shelters, homeless … Continue reading


Housing First as an Alternative to Criminalization: Preliminary Findings from Interviews with Unhoused and Formerly Unhoused People in Miami-Dade County

Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs. Florida International University

Year: 2025

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) recently awarded the Miami Dade County Homeless Trust an increased number of housing vouchers that subsidize rents, increased funding for specialized street outreach and long-term case management, and increased technical assistance … Continue reading





Improving Cross-Sector Collaborations between Healthcare and Housing: Challenges and Strategies Identified by Unhoused People with Complex Health Needs

Urban Health

Year: 2025

There is growing recognition of the need for collaboration between the healthcare and housing sectors to address the needs of people experiencing homelessness. This study explores how these cross-sector collaborations can be improved from the perspective of those with histories … Continue reading


The High Cost of Producing Multifamily Housing in California

RAND

Year: 2025

In this report, the authors present analyses of production cost differences among privately funded, market-rate apartments and publicly subsidized affordable apartments in California, Colorado, and Texas using a sample of cost data on more than 140 completed projects. The report … Continue reading


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