Tyler Haupert

@tyler_haupert

Assistant Professor of Urban Studies | PhD in Urban Planning | Housing, race, neighborhood change, technology.

Shanghai / St. Louis
tylerhaupert.com
Joined May 2019
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    Jan 10

    I'm excited to share my new publication in Race and Social Problems entitled, "New Technology, Old Patterns: Fintech Lending, Metropolitan Segregation, and Subprime Credit" View-only PDF: . Web link: .

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    12 hours ago

    Live today! Tune into St. Louis Public Radio at 4:45 p.m. CT today to hear SPI expert Yung Chun on housing & wealth. Also take a look at Selina Miller's, PhD student, quote on wealth inequality in the story!

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  3. Jan 21

    Thanks, Vincent!

    Replying to @tyler_haupert @HousPolDebate
    Thank you Tyler! And I am excited to be able to support important research, like your recent paper on fintech mortgage lending:
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  4. Retweeted
    Jan 21

    Corporate landlords are on the rise. This might partly explain skyrocketing rental prices. We must put restrictions on real estate investment trusts and private equity funds that are becoming a larger part of the US rental market.

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  5. Jan 20

    An inspiring message form new editor . I’m excited for the journal’s future!

    Shared initial thoughts as the new editor of . Thank you Dr Lisa Bates & the Associate Editors for helping me think through this. Much more to come
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    Jan 20

    It's out! Watch me present my dissertation findings on the construction site of one of the housing projects I investigated in the Paris banlieue of Aubervilliers, along with fellow urbanists & neighb representatives [start at 5'45] prod in 🇫🇷

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    Jan 19

    Planning and policy friends, come work with me ! We're hiring for a TT position to start this fall. Great research and teaching opportunities in the rapidly growing DFW region. Please circulate and apply here

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    Jan 15

    . on MSNBC talking eviction crisis:

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  9. Jan 15

    My last Christmas gift finally arrived! Very excited to dig in. also cites one of my papers in this book. As someone at the beginning of their academic career, I can’t even express how amazing it felt to get that citation notification! 😊

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  10. Jan 12

    Awesome to see my recent paper trending in ! I think this counts as a moment!

    Also trending in : • Perceived Hostility & Identity Concealment among Atheists () • Fintech Lending, Segregation & Subprime Credit • Educational Differences in Cycling () • Dating Apps: Marketised Love ()
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    Jan 11

    Just completed an article looking at how infrastructure plans have gotten smaller in scale and ambition and why for Bloomberg .

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  12. Jan 10

    A big thanks to Lance Freeman, , , and Ingrid Gould Ellen for feedback on earlier drafts of this work! Also, thanks to for a great editorial process. Hoping friends , , , and will read and enjoy!

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    Jan 8

    No better way to celebrate ’s stunning victory than by pitching in to help the people who put so much on the line these past 10 weeks

    SWC members are thousands of dollars in debt from the strike and need immediate support to pay late fees, rent, and bills. Can you donate to our hardship fund?
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    8 Apr 2021

    The genius of Elon Musk.

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    28 Dec 2021

    As a partner in the Housing Crisis Research Collaborative, we published multiple briefs to understanding and improve the administration of Emergency Rental Assistance Programs. Read those, along with extensive other work from our partner institutes here →

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  16. Retweeted
    22 Dec 2021

    Those are human beings. Ask yourself why they should be subjected to homelessness. Ask yourself what it’s like to be homeless in the winter, to have to sleep on the train. How’s that fair to them? They need services, they need shelter— prioritize that and you wouldn’t see this

    You know why NY’s ‘recovery’ isn’t happening? This photo today on the E Train at 6:45am at 42nd & 8th says it all. Why should working people & tourists be subjected to this? How’s it fair to those who need services? Imagine the cops’ frustration with no support to deal with it!
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    20 Dec 2021

    Come work with us! We need a research associate and a data analyst to help build and lead our housing research with cities. Happy to answer questions about our work and these positions!

    We’re hiring🚨!! We are looking for someone to join our team as a Housing Solutions Lab Research Associate! If you are interested in applying for the position, click the link below or share it with a friend!
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  18. 20 Dec 2021

    Check out this great article by ! She develops (pun intended, sorry Liz) a provocative theory about the interplay between local and state power.

    I just published an article over at on the relationship between NYC & NYS when it comes to urban redevelopment projects. I assert that NYC often invites NYS to intervene in its affairs via Empire State Dev to overcome its own regulations:
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  19. 19 Dec 2021

    Excellent op-ed by my friend and colleague discussing social housing in France. Also links to her stellar recent article in ! Give both a read!

    I just published an op-ed in 🇫🇷 explaining how the current reform being voted this month might impact France’s largest mandatory inclusionary zoning program, the Loi
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  20. 17 Dec 2021

    Huge congratulations to !!

    Congratulations & welcome to Diana Hernandez of , a new P4A grantee who will develop a national picture of home energy policies & programs & explore barriers for households of color.
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