The Evolution of the Los Angeles Metro Rail Station Neighborhoods: Moves, Rents, and Permits

Boarnet, Marlon; Rodnyansky, Seva; Bostic, Raphael

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The Evolution of the Los Angeles Metro Rail Station Neighborhoods: Moves, Rents, and Permits

2018-06-01
By Boarnet, Marlon ; Rodnyansky, Seva ; Bostic, Raphael

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Creators:

Boarnet, Marlon ; Rodnyansky, Seva ; Bostic, Raphael
Corporate Creators:

METRANS Transportation Center (Calif.) ; University of Southern California, Los Angeles
Corporate Contributors:

California Community Foundation ; United States. Department of Transportation. University Transportation Centers (UTC) Program ; United States. Department of Transportation. Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology
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Publication/ Report Number:

PSR-19-SP81
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Los Angeles (California);United States
Edition:

Final report (1/1/16 to 6/30/17)
Corporate Publisher:

METRANS Transportation Center (Calif.)
Abstract:

The Los Angeles rail transit system is the largest infrastructure investment in the City and County in decades. Transportation investments influence not only the way persons travel, but also the character of neighborhoods and the pattern of building, land use, and land prices. For that reason, rail transit generally and rail transit in Los Angeles have been increasingly caught up in the debate about displacement and gentrification. Do these investments increase housing prices in neighborhoods, forcing out the long-time residents who might most benefit from the new transportation options? This report is the result of a four-year research program that brings new data to bear on this question. It utilizes new data along with existing data sources to establish a fact base that can inform transit, housing, and land use planning in Los Angeles.
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/68793/dot_68793_DS1.pdf
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[PDF - 2.41 MB]
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University Transportation Centers
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