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Every Rooted Forward paper rests on real, public, primary data. Each card links to the paper’s upstream public source so you can pull the raw record yourself, and the cleaned files behind the analysis are hosted here, free to read as a live, sortable table. Every dataset ships the analysis script that produced the paper’s figures, so the numbers are reproducible. Signed-in readers can download any file.
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4 filesDescriptively, 2023 median income and homeownership fall and vacancy tends to rise as 1938 HOLC grades move A to D, mirroring the national pattern, wi
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6 filesThe 2013 closures clustered in a small set of historically Black, disinvested South and West Side community areas where surviving schools remain overw
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2 filesCommercial and land appeals win assessment cuts far more often than condo/co-op appeals and success varies widely by township, a descriptive who-files
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2 filesThe sample is too thin and too selectively recorded to prove a stop-level disparity on its own, so the paper pairs the strong external literature with
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2 filesChicago TIF dollars concentrate heavily in a handful of downtown and downtown-adjacent community areas (top five about 57% of approved funding), a des
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11 filesBlack and Latino applicants are denied at roughly twice the white rate and lending concentrates in formerly A/B-graded areas, but following recent Fed
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7 filesA small set of South and West Side community areas, led by South Shore at roughly two to three times the citywide filing rate, carries eviction burden
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3 filesAsking rents rose roughly 40 to 80 percent across 13 South Side ZIPs over the decade, fastest in Roseland, South Shore, and Bronzeville, best read aga
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4 filesThe heaviest lead/galvanized/unknown service-line replacement burden concentrates in lower-income, majority-Black and majority-Latino South and West S
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2 filesCity-owned vacant parcels concentrate on the West and South Sides (Englewood, New City, North Lawndale, West Englewood, East Garfield Park each over 1
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2 filesARO produces real but modest affordable units that land disproportionately in higher-cost North/Northwest Side and near-downtown areas rather than dis
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3 filesAgainst a literature documenting steep western-segment home-price appreciation after the 2015 trail opening, our contribution is a descriptive census
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5 filesA descriptive map of where Chicago rail reaches shows station density, step-free access, and transit-commute reliance varying across neighborhood inco
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5 filesA dated, descriptive map of where Divvy docks and trips land by neighborhood income and racial composition, and how the member-versus-casual mix varie
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3 filesOur shippable original analysis is the HOLC grading geometry showing D and C zones blanketing South and West Side residential land, the spatial templa
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3 filesOn the OCII Western Addition-Area 2 renewal footprint there are now about 21 subsidized developments and 914 units built mostly decades after 1950s-60
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