Posts by Genevieve Denoeux — Guest Contributor

Genevieve Denoeux is a part-time economist at the US Census Bureau and a PhD student at the Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration at the George Washington University. Her research focuses on housing, labor, and urban policy, and she is also interested in data quality assessment and research methodology selection. She lives in the Petworth neighborhood in DC’s Ward 4.

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  Satellite data shows where there’s room for more housing

  HousingBy Leah Brooks (Contributor), Genevieve Denoeux (Guest Contributor), Jenny Schuetz (Contributor) June 4, 2020 3

  Over the past 30 years, housing construction in the region has barely kept pace with population and job growth, while housing prices have grown faster than household incomes.   Keep reading…

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  Democratic presidential hopefuls take aim at housing reform. What does that mean for our region?

  HousingBy Leah Brooks (Contributor), Genevieve Denoeux (Guest Contributor), Jenny Schuetz (Contributor) November 6, 2019 4

  At the top of any Washington region constituent’s concerns is the high and increasing cost of housing. Over the past 20 years, increases in house prices have far exceeded residents’ increases in income. These concerns are just as elevated in the metro’s urban core—the District, Arlington and Alexandria—as they are in the suburbs and exurbs.  Keep reading…