Neighborhood Income Inequalities in Flood Hazards Across the Third Federal Reserve District States

This report examines flood exposure and risk in the Third Federal Reserve District states of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware by neighborhood income level, now and in the future.

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How Much Danger? A Comparison of Alternative Measures of Flood Hazards Across the Third Federal Reserve District States

The study compares two measures for measuring flood risk in Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania and seeks to understand the implications for property owners and residents in lower-income communities.

Manufactured Housing Communities in Delaware: The Basics

This report takes a comprehensive look at manufactured housing communities in Delaware. This little-studied type of housing can provide low-cost homeownership opportunities but carries some risks and drawbacks for homeowners.

Manufactured Housing Communities in New Jersey: The Basics

This report takes a comprehensive look at manufactured housing communities in New Jersey. This little-studied type of housing can provide low-cost homeownership opportunities but carries some risks and drawbacks for homeowners.

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Rental Housing Affordability

The Rental Housing Affordability data tool enables users to examine trends in rental housing affordability in Third District states from 2011 to 2018.

Updated: 26 Oct ’20

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Community Profiles

The Community Development and Regional Outreach Department has compiled information on each region within the Third Federal Reserve District and has developed a suite of materials that the department calls community profiles.

Updated: 18 Jul ’23

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Home Mortgage Explorer

This refreshed tool offers an easy way to view local trends in mortgage lending between 2010 and 2021. Find data for home purchase, refinance, and home improvement mortgages, and visualize trends by applicant income, gender, and race and ethnicity.

Updated: 18 May ’23