Neighborhood Racial Composition, Public Goods Provision, and Homeowners Associations: Bridging the Literatures and Future Directions for Research

摘要

This study bridges literature related to neighborhood racial composition, public goods provision, and the growth of homeowners associations (HOAs) across several disciplines including real estate, political science, public administration, economics, urban studies, and sociology. These literatures have cross-disciplinary findings relevant to additional study within each field. I gather the findings to provide real estate professionals and academics with an opportunity to learn about research developments. Additionally, this review should serve as a starting point for relevant citations and research findings for professionals and academics interested in how public goods and racial composition relate to housing and HOAs. I also offer directions for future research regarding the intersections of these literatures.