Reports
understanding the geography, ownership, and challenges of 1-4 unit rentals in Minneapolis
Mixed-methods master’s research performed for the City of Minneapolis that analyzes the location and ownership of 1-4 unit rental properties in Minneapolis, and provides program and policy recommendations based on spatial analysis and qualitative interviews.
Executive summary: The Pride Residential development
Executive summary of a proposed 94 unit, 100% affordable housing development for large families and veterans, prepared for the Cesar Chavez Foundation. The full report includes a site and zoning assessment, a financial analysis, and a political analysis of stakeholders in the community.
An Impossible inclusivity: a case study of three twins cities food co-ops
Undergraduate senior thesis research that examines exclusivity and inclusivity within the alternative food movement using in-depth interviews and GIS analysis.
Executive Summary: Green is the new yellow
report prepared for Jobs to Move America that provides an overview of the electric school bus manufacturing industry, covering its current dynamics and trends; internal composition and geographic distribution; markets and customers; ownership and capital structures; workforce and labor characteristics; and key relationships to local, state, and national governments.
Executive summary: Envie tower residential development
Executive summary of a proposed 118 unit 5-star development designed for residents seeking luxury and state of the art amenities. The full report includes a site and zoning analysis, architectural drawings, a financial analysis, and a political analysis of stakeholders in the community.
how residents understand upzoning: a policy analysis of the minneapolis 2040 plan
This paper seeks to better understand upzoning, a policy that allows for increased density, through the eyes of community members and Twin Cities residents. Surveys responses were used to perform a policy analysis
mapping the community context of the northside achievement zone
A collaboration with the Northside Achievement Zone (NAZ) to research and visualize the need for a place-based approach to addressing generational poverty and the achievement gap in North Minneapolis. Presented findings on evictions and predatory landlords at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the Midwestern Undergraduate Geography Symposium