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“Housing is a social and economic resource. Housing is also physical and environmental infrastructure. In this volume, the authors and editors identify the scale of the contemporary problem of neglected housing stock. As savvy observers of resources and infrastructure, they suggest interventions and solutions to do more than plug the holes in the dikes.”—Carlos Mart铆n, VP at Resources for the Future and former director of Harvard Remodeling Futures

“There’s a reason people say we are fighting for ‘safe, decent affordable housing.’ Affordability must be paired with quality. The Other Housing Crisis makes this case from all angles—showing how housing quality and housing repair affect housing supply, neighborhood trajectories, and people’s health—and what we should do about it. Anyone making housing policy should turn to the lessons in this volume.”—Miriam Axel-Lute, CEO and editor in chief of Shelterforce

“While there is a growing consensus that housing is the issue of our time, too little attention is being paid to preserving and improving existing housing. This book does just that. It goes deep to show there may be a path forward for communities hoping to preserve existing housing and reinvigorate once-forgotten places. The authors provide a compelling description of workable solutions that have proven to be effective. This is a must-read for policymakers, developers, and anyone concerned with breathing life into vacant and underutilized places.”—Dan Kildee, president and CEO of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint and former US Congressman