Poverty Solutions and its partners have explored supportive land contracts as a path to homeownership and the policies needed to reduce abuse of predatory land contracts.
The goals of this project are to better understand the state of first-time homebuyer education in Detroit and to analyze public data sources that represent the state of sales and homeownership in Detroit.
Housing Solutions for Health Equity (HSHE) at U-M was launched in 2021 with the mission of addressing the critical intersection between housing and health equity.
The Detroit Home Repair Resource Guide documents existing home repair resources available in the city and connects residents to the services they need.
For more than three years, U-M researchers teamed with a Detroit Low Income Housing Tax Credit task force to analyze the financing and ownership to preserve decent affordable housing.
Complete and adequate plumbing in people's homes is a growing concern for Michigan communities and affects poor and minority households disproportionately.
