Publications

Peer-reviewed journal articles

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Davis, J., Song, T. & Chapple, K. (2026). How Does Upzoning Impact Residential Mobility Among Low-Income Households? Evidence from New York City. Housing Policy Debate, 1–21.

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Song, T. & Reid, C. (2026). The Implications of Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) Sales for Residential Mobility. Journal of the American Planning Association 92(3), 360–374.

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Chapple, K. & Song, T. (2025). Can New Housing Supply Mitigate Displacement and Exclusion? Evidence from Los Angeles and San Francisco. Journal of the American Planning Association 91(1), 1–15.

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Ramiller, A., Song, T., Parker, M. & Chapple, K. (2024). Residential Mobility and Big Data: Assessing the Validity of Consumer Reference Datasets. Cityscape 26(3), 227–239.

Book reviews

Policy briefs

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Song, T. (2026). Foreign Buyer Taxes and the Rental Affordability Gap. School of Cities, University of Toronto, Policy Brief No. 06, August 2026.

Public scholarship

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Song, T. (2024). Recent Trends in American Residential Mobility Research and Consumer Big Data. Propbix Magazine 18, 31–37, Institute of Proptech Big Data (in Korean).

Work in progress

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Song, T.. Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) for Sale: Renovation-Led Repositioning and the Erosion of Rent-Stabilized Apartments in New York City. In preparation

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Song, T. & Davis, J.. Upzoning and Demolition: Housing Loss and Redevelopment in New York City. In preparation

2.

Song, T.. Immigration, Housing Markets, and Ethnic Divergence in Asian American Homeownership, 2000–2019. Under review

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Song, T.. How Does Suburban Housing Supply Shape Asian American Segregation?. In preparation