Satisfied Enough to Take Action? The Role of Neighborhood Perceptions on Disaster Preparedness Behaviors in the United States
Lee, R.J. (2025). Journal of Planning Education and Research (JPER). DOI: 10.1177/0739456X251379291
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Social Vulnerability
Climate Adaptation
Journal Article
The Role of Neighborhood Satisfaction in Urban Tree Planting and Survival: Insights from the EquiTree Program in San Antonio, Texas
Lee, R.J., Reddick, C.G., Enriquez, R., Tilley, M., Hosea, R., & Coleman, E. (2025). Environment and Behavior. DOI: 10.1177/00139165251369683
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Green Infrastructure
Social Vulnerability
Journal Article
Neighborhood abandonment and quality of life: Evidence from the American Housing Survey
Lee, R.J., Newman, G., & Day, W. (2024). Cities. DOI: 10.1016/j.cities.2024.105011
Analyzes American Housing Survey data to explore the relationship between neighborhood abandonment
and quality of life. Finds that the presence of abandonment is negatively associated with
neighborhood satisfaction, while housing values are sensitive to both presence and severity.
Emphasizes that socially vulnerable communities with high tolerance but low resilience require
greater attention, especially toward improving the social environment.
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Built Environment
Social Vulnerability
Journal Article
Flood Buyouts and Green Infrastructure in Harris County: Effects on Nearby Property Values
Lee, R.J., Day, W., Abuabara, A., Newman, G., & Peacock, W. (2023). Working Paper · Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
Measures the effects of flood buyout programs and the subsequent conversion of acquired parcels
into green infrastructure on nearby residential property values in Harris County, Texas.
Sponsored by the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy.
Green Infrastructure
Climate Adaptation
Working Paper
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