Noah Kazis is an assistant professor of law at Michigan Law. His research focuses on land use, housing, and local government law. He studies legal and policy mechanisms to make cities and suburbs more affordable, equitable, and integrated, as well as the internal institutional structures of local governments.
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"Flexibility and Conversions in New York City’s Housing Stock: Building for an Era of Rapid Change"
Economic Policy Review
"The Failed Federalism of Affordable Housing: Why States Don’t Use Housing Vouchers"
Michigan Law Review
"Can Affordable Housing Be a Safety Net?: Lessons from a Pandemic"
Yale Law Journal Forum
- Law and Social Sciences
"302.6: How New York’s Next Mayor Can Shape Land Use and Planning"
- Administrative Law
