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Who's Buying Where? A Series on Home Buying and Neighborhood Change in the Chicago Area in the 1990s (Report)

November 13, 2001

Daniel Immergluck and Geoff Smith

The focus of this report is an analysis of changes in home buying in the Chicago area among different income groups.  We compared buyers in 1993 and 1994 (combined) to those in 1999 and 2000 (combined).

Who's Buying Where? A Series on Home Buying and Neighborhood Change (Maps)

November 13, 2001

Daniel Immergluck and Geoff Smith

Maps supplement to full report.

Who's Buying Where? The Second of Two Reports on Home Buying and Neighborhood Change in the Chicago Area in the 1990s.(Report)

February 12, 2002

Daniel Immergluck and Geoff Smith

This report examines the extent to which neighborhoods within the Chicago area have obtained significant levels of income and racial diversity in home buying and maintained such diversity over the 1990s.  To do so, we compared compositions of buyers in neighborhoods across the metro area in 1993 and 1994 (combined) to those in 1999 and 2000 (combined).

Who's Buying Where? The Second of Two Reports on Home Buying and Neighborhood Change (Maps)

February 12, 2002

Daniel Immergluck and Geoff Smith

Maps supplement to full report

Rhetoric and Reality: An Analysis of Mainstream Credit Unions' Record of Serving Low-Income People

February 12, 2002

Katy Jacob, Malcolm Bush, and Daniel Immergluck

This report examines the reality of credit unions' claim that they honor the mission stated in the Federal Credit Union Act to meet the savings and credit needs of "persons of modest means." The report also discusses why it is so important that credit unions fulfill this statutory responsibility and how they might do so more effectively in the future.