Today, I save space for women of the past that trailblazed a more equitable path for my peers, for women of the present that ignite in young women a hunger to lead, and for women of tomorrow, for whom I work tirelessly to guarantee better outcomes. #WomensHistoryMonth

❗️”My plan includes more affordable housing.”❗️ YES PRESIDENT BIDEN! #SOTU #StateofHousing

Inequalities in housing location are a key issue - check out a report that I co-authored with Jennifer Molinsky Shannon Guzman and @airbrycki at aarp.org/livableneighbo…. We dove into which categories of older adults have access to the most livable neighborhoods.

THIS FRIDAY: PhD candidate & Meyer Fellow Erica Moszkowski shares her research on how a proposed vacancy tax might affect rents, vacancy rates, retail mix, housing markets, and consumer welfare in New York City. jchs.harvard.edu/calendar/can-r…

“The younger boomers were hit especially hard in the Great Recession, many losing their homes close to retirement,” says Jennifer Molinsky. Anita Snow ⛄️ The Associated Press apnews.com/article/covid-…

This is another silo we’re stuck in — financial planning that fails to address a basic social determinant of health, housing. It shows that we’ve got a lot of work to do. Good piece by Richard Eisenberg. cc: Nora Super Jennifer Molinsky Ric Edelman #seniorliving #retirement #aging

Our researchers will talk about #housing literally anywhere you let them. @carlosonhousing Daniella Levine Cava

Great conversation B'nai B'rith Intl.! Thanks for the opportunity to share our work Harvard JCHS

From 2019 to 2020, the share of #renter households with cost burdens (spending over 33% of their income for #housing) rose nearly 3 percentage points, and socioeconomic and racial inequalities widened. @airbrycki Alexander Hermann jchs.harvard.edu/blog/affordabi…

By limiting the number of rental options, neighborhoods effectively exclude lower-income households from their communities. Read about this in @airbrycki’s and my latest blog on rental segregation:

The share of Black #renter households who can afford to buy the median-priced home in the US has fallen by more than half since last year. Raheem Hanifa jchs.harvard.edu/blog/year-half…

Informed Aging: the Harvard University community explores the physical, spiritual, and intellectual aspects of growing older, featuring our work on the importance of safe, accessible housing for #olderadults, research from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Harvard Medical School, and others. harvard.edu

Nice shout out for homemods.org from Jennifer Molinsky at the #AARPLivable Workshop - a great resource from center at USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology to help you learn more about home modifications. #FallsPreventionAwarenessWeek

Our forthcoming report highlights pandemic responses to advance #housing and health equity for #olderadults. Join us next Thurs, Oct 6 for a conversation about the report with The Hastings Center for Bioethics @mass_eoea Jennifer Molinsky NYU Langone Health eepurl.com/h_-xOT

Join NLC, Terner Center and Harvard JCHS for the 2023 Housing Supply Symposium at 1PM on Jan. 12th. See how housing innovation, emergent private sector and nonprofit programs and projects can revitalize your community. Register now: nlc.org/events/2023-ho…

“The deterioration in affordability that we have seen over the last two years, even the last year, is frankly stunning,” says Dan McCue. “It’s not that Boston was affordable before, but this has become a housing market for almost no one.” Andrew Brinker bostonglobe.com/2023/02/25/bus…

Lexington, one of the most expensive housing markets in Massachusetts, this week became the first town in the state to pass zoning that aims to comply with a new law that calls for denser development in communities served by the MBTA. bostonglobe.com/2023/04/13/bus…

Are You Alienating the Older Adult Market Without Realizing it? My first ever @HITMarketingPR blog post with thanks to Colin Hung. This came from a well-attended professional development session I ran. hitmc.com/digital-market…

The drop in demand for homes that need renovation is being driven by high mortgage rates. Fixer-uppers are always risky, but are more costly now as rates for home loans and construction have increased, on top of already high prices.Veronica Dagher The Wall Street Journal wsj.com/articles/buyin…

The Portland, Maine development is an effort to help lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual or queer older adults "age gracefully with some form of dignity in a place that’s accepting and supportive and will help with the challenges of aging." MarketWatch marketwatch.com/story/the-lgbt…