Stephanie Kestelman
@stephkestelman.bsky.social
Director of Housing Research at Arnold Ventures. Harvard Econ PhD. I study cities and their regulations. Proud dog mom to Dexter.
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My coauthors and I have a new paper out! www.nber.org/papers/w35258
Towards a Methodology for Measuring Rental Property Ownership in the United States
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North America has an elevator problem. Elevators are more expensive to install and maintain in the United States and Canada than elsewhere in the developed world. These higher costs are driven in part by the fact that the US & Canada use a different elevator code than most of the rest of the world
AV is launching two new Infrastructure RFPs to strengthen the evidence base for better housing and transportation systems in the US: - Measurement and Evaluation of State and Local Housing Supply Reforms - Transportation Research and Policy Letters of Interest are due March 27: bit.ly/4rEZTKz
📢Heavily revised working paper on AI + Zoning — with @alexbartik.bsky.social and Dan Milo, we have a new draft of our paper which expands on our method to understand housing regulations with AI. Incudes a new public data release with more housing regulation data:
I wasn’t using the other platform, so I took my sweet time moving over here. Looking forward to checking out #econsky
