CLiME is pleased to announce the hiring of a new Senior Research Fellow, Dr. Joshua Miller and special projects Senior Research Fellow, Andréa Maddan, as well as seven new CLiME student fellows. They represent four schools: Cybil Bailey (Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, MPP candidate), Kasny Damas (Rutgers School of Public Affairs and Administration, doctoral candidate), Anna Griffith (Rutgers Law School, JD candidate), Steven Northington (Rutgers Law School, JD candidate), Jonathan Rawson (Rutgers Law School, JD candidate), Kay Rogan (School of Arts and Sciences, doctoral candidate), and Mason Wilkes (Rutgers Law School, JD candidate). View their bios here.

Limited-Equity Cooperatives: A Primer on Sustainable Affordability and Wealth Building is a research report on a promising alternative to traditional homeownership in a period of scarce inventory and high interest rates. Limited equity cooperatives offer communal ownership at more affordable prices—stabilty, wealth enhancement and long-term affordability. Author Elana Simon details the purpose and structure of such housing vehicles. View the report here.