The Invisible Cost of “Affordability: How San Juan’s Housing Crisis, Infrastructure Instability, and Mobility Pressures Are Reshaping Access to Opportunity Across Puerto Rico.

Written By Joy Namunoga

Policy to Pocket Series

Status: In Progress

Author: Amari Rivera

This forthcoming Policy to Pocket publication examines how housing pressures, infrastructure instability, transportation fragmentation, and uneven development are reshaping the cost of accessing opportunity across Puerto Rico. Through the lens of G&ER's Cost of Access framework, the publication explores how governance, infrastructure, and public policy influence everyday life beyond traditional measures of affordability.

Joy Namunoga
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