Granularizing neighborhoods, Part 2
[Continued from yesterday’s Part 1.]
Yesterday we saw that Brookings’ study, Where Did They Go? The Decline of Middle-Income Neighborhoods in Metropolitan America, based its whole analysis on the census tract, a very small area (4,000 people, one-quarter of a square mile, and in my city of Cambridge, there are thirty of them).
Does a ‘census […]
