The Price of Proximity: How Housing, Transit, and Time Are Reshaping Everyday Survival in New York City.

Written By Joy Namunoga

Policy to Pocket Series

Status: In Progress

Author: Dylan Power, PhD

This forthcoming Policy to Pocket publication examines how housing affordability, public transit, commuting time, and fragmented governance shape the cost of accessing opportunity in New York City. Building on G&ER's Cost of Access framework, the publication explores how policy decisions influence everyday urban life and economic mobility.

Joy Namunoga
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