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    Neighborhoods, Cities, and Metros
    Data Dictionary.xlsx ( May 22, 2026 )
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    Ideologies and housing analysis file 202604.R ( May 22, 2026 )
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    census_cities_full_data.csv ( May 22, 2026 )
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    census_counties_full_data.csv ( May 22, 2026 )
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    census_tracts_full_data.csv ( May 22, 2026 )
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    This is data and code associated with a journal article published in Housing Policy Debate, "The Paradox of Housing Supply Growth: Conservative Sprawl and Liberal Infill in the 21st-Century United States," DOI: 10.1080/10511482.2026.2670545.
    Dataset Info
    2. Modified 2026-06-12
    4. Release Date 2026-05-22
    6. Temporal Coverage
    8. License odc-by
    10. Granularity
    12. Contact Name Freemark, Yonah
    14. Contact Email [email protected]
    16. Public Access Level public
    Urban Extended Info
    1. Modified 2026-06-12
    2. Release Date 2026-05-22
    3. Geographic Level
    4. Data Value
    5. Data Quality
    6. Urban Publications
    7. Citation Requirements Urban Institute. 2026. The Paradox of Housing Supply Growth: Conservative Sprawl and Liberal Infill in the 21st-Century United States . Accessible from https://datacatalog.urban.org/dataset/paradox-housing-supply-growth-conservative-sprawl-and-liberal-infill-21st-century-united. Data originally sourced from , developed at the Urban Institute, and made available under the ODC-BY 1.0 Attribution License.
    Geographic Level CBSA/Metro Area Census Tract City/Census Designated Place County