Cityscape Symposium on the Hispanic Housing Experience in the United States, Part I— Hispanic Homelessness, Residential Segregation, and the Neighborhood Context of Hispanic Housing Experiences

George R. Carter III
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

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The articles in the Hispanic Housing Experience Symposium span two Cityscape issues and cover a wide range of housing-related research on Hispanic households in the United States, including research on homelessness, subsidized housing, residential segregation, housing supply, and homeownership. Part I of the Symposium, in this issue, focuses on two themes: (1) Hispanic homelessness and (2) residential segregation and the neighborhood context of Hispanic housing experiences.