PsycEXTRA Dataset 2002
DOI: 10.1037/e717912011-001
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Discrimination in Metropolitan Housing Markets: National Results from Phase I of HDS2000

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“…Discrimination has also been shown to influence neighbourhood ethnic sorting (e.g. Turner et al, 2002, for the United States), although the extent to which this is valid for Sweden is unclear (Bråmå, 2007). Based on the above literature review, we hypothesise that households sort into neighbourhoods based on their ethnicity, with foreign born households being more likely to move to immigrant-dense neighbourhoods compared to native Swedes (Hypothesis 2).…”
Section: Of Benefits (Hypothesis 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Discrimination has also been shown to influence neighbourhood ethnic sorting (e.g. Turner et al, 2002, for the United States), although the extent to which this is valid for Sweden is unclear (Bråmå, 2007). Based on the above literature review, we hypothesise that households sort into neighbourhoods based on their ethnicity, with foreign born households being more likely to move to immigrant-dense neighbourhoods compared to native Swedes (Hypothesis 2).…”
Section: Of Benefits (Hypothesis 1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies have suggested that discriminatory behavior and steering are common, and that gatekeepers (such as real estate agents) play an important role. For example, studies have shown that gatekeepers are an important source of segregation as they often show racial/ethnic minority home buyers fewer neighborhoods, and disproportionately show them neighborhoods with sizable racial/ethnic minority populations (La Gory and Pipkin 1981;Turner et al 2000). Audit studies have consistently shown that racial/ethnic minorities experience discriminatory behavior by potential landlords and property management companies and therefore are turned down from housing options despite identical credentials to white candidates (Turner et al 2000).…”
Section: Differential Ability To Exit High Crime Neighborhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, studies have shown that gatekeepers are an important source of segregation as they often show racial/ethnic minority home buyers fewer neighborhoods, and disproportionately show them neighborhoods with sizable racial/ethnic minority populations (La Gory and Pipkin 1981;Turner et al 2000). Audit studies have consistently shown that racial/ethnic minorities experience discriminatory behavior by potential landlords and property management companies and therefore are turned down from housing options despite identical credentials to white candidates (Turner et al 2000). Such bias has also been documented in over-the-phone audits, as speaking in a black vernacular yielded fewer offered residences (Fischer and Massey 2004).…”
Section: Differential Ability To Exit High Crime Neighborhoodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As has been demonstrated with housing and employment, discrimination may play a role in shaping these admission decisions to the higher-quality homes. 19 It might also play a role in shaping the decisions of white private-pay nursing home patients and their families about where to get care, including whether to opt for non-nursing home alternatives altogether. Some nursing home operators might be sensitive to this and the possibilities of "white flight," particularly in transitional neighborhoods.…”
Section: The Dynamics Of Racial Disparities In Health Carementioning
confidence: 99%