• Revitalization Strategies: Policies and Processes for Transformation in the St. John Neighborhood. Fall 2020. Report commissioned by the City of Austin to develop scenarios for the former Home Depot site in the St. Johns neighborhood, building on the community conversations convened by Councilmember Casar’s office in partnership with community leaders.

• The Uprooted Project (includes links to the Uprooted report on Austin and interactive maps). 2018-2019. This project was funded by the City of Austin. The project team included UT Law Clinical Professor Heather Way, UT CRP Professor Jake Wegmann and CRP graduate students Amelia Adams, Alice Woods, Ben Martin, Nicholas Armstrong and Tatum Trout.

• The Corridor Housing Preservation Tool. You can find more about the use of this tool here.

• Coming Home: The benefits of housing choice for low-wage commuters in Austin, Texas. 2014. Co-author Cliff Kaplan. This paper reports the results of a survey of low-income workers employed in central Austin and commuting at least 10 miles to work about the factors that shaped their decision to live where they do and their views of living closer to work.

• From Neighborhood to Community. 1997. Evidence on the Social Effects of Community Development. Co-authors Xavier deSouza Briggs and Mercer L. Sullivan. New School for Social Research.