My research lies at the intersection of urban and environmental economics. 

I use big data and causal inference methods to address two important challenges facing society today: climate change and housing. I evaluate the effectiveness, equity, and reach of climate adaptation strategies and investigate the causes and consequences of housing inequity, with a particular focus on racial disparities in housing access and affordability.  

My work aims to provide the insights necessary for evidence-based decision-making that supports both climate resilience and fair housing outcomes.