I am a Ph.D. Candidate in City and Regional Planning at the University of California, Berkeley, and researcher at the Terner Center for Housing Innovation.
My current research focuses on the use of large administrative datasets to study the relationships between residential mobility, neighborhood change, and urban form. I have previously conducted work on topics ranging from the politics of urban sustainability in Denmark to the impacts of alternative homeownership programs on wealth-building. My work has been published in journals including Urban Studies, Housing Studies, and Urban Environment. I have authored reports for organizations including the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
Publications
- Ramiller, A., Acolin, A., Walter, R. J., & Wang, R. (2024). Moving to shared equity: Locational outcomes for households in shared equity homeownership programs. Housing Studies, 39(5), 1239-1263.
- Walter, R. J., Acolin, A., Wang, R. (Vince), Hess, C., Ramiller, A., Colburn, G., Foster, T. B., Garboden, P., & Crowder, K. (2024). Exploring the association between household compositional change and mobility of subsidized householders in the United States: A life course perspective. Journal of Urban Affairs, 1–23.
- Schmahmann, L., Ramiller, A., & Fields, D. (2023). Platform Firms, Commercial Real Estate Cycles and San Francisco’s Growth as a Tech Cluster, 2008–2020. Annals of the American Association of Geographers.
- Walter, R. J., Tillyer, M. S., Ramiller, A., & Acolin, A. (2023). Scaling Down from the Neighborhood in Urban Planning Research and Practice: The Potential Benefits of a Micro-Scale Focus. Journal of Planning Education and Research.
- Hess, C., Walter, R. J., Kennedy, I., Acolin, A., Ramiller, A., & Crowder, K. (2023). Segmented Information, Segregated Outcomes: Housing Affordability and Neighborhood Representation on a Voucher-Focused Online Housing Platform and Three Mainstream Alternatives. Housing Policy Debate.
- Acolin, A., Ramiller, A., Walter, R. J., Thompson, S., & Wang, R. (2021). Transitioning to Homeownership: Asset Building for Low- and Moderate-Income Households. Housing Policy Debate, 31(6), 1032–1049.
- Ramiller, A. (2022). Displacement through development? Property turnover and eviction risk in Seattle. Urban Studies, 59(6), 1148–1166.
- Ramiller, A. (2019). Establishing the green neighbourhood: approaches to neighbourhood-scale sustainability certification in Portland, Oregon. Local Environment, 24(5), 428–441.
- Ramiller, A., & Schmidt, P. (2019). Making Radical Change Real: Danish Sustainability, Adaptability, and the Reimagination of Architectural Utopias. Utopian Studies, 30(2), 279–299.
- Ramiller, A., & Schmidt, P. (2018). Scale limits to sustainability: Transdisciplinary evidence from three Danish cases. Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions, 27, 48-58.
- Thomas, T., Ramiller, A., Ren, C., & Toomet, O. (2024). Toward a National Eviction Data Collection Strategy Using Natural Language Processing. Cityscape, 26(1), 241–259.
- Ramiller, A. (2024). Introduction to Propensity Score Matching with MatchIt. UC Berkeley D-Lab Blog.
- Ramiller, A. (2023). Mapping Census Data with tidycensus.UC Berkeley D-Lab Blog.
- Costa, A., Sass, V., Kennedy, I., Roy, R., Walter, R. J., Acolin, A., Crowder, K., Hess, C., Ramiller, A., & Chasins, S. (2021). Toward a Cross-Platform Framework: Assessing the Comprehensiveness of Online Rental Listings. Cityscape, 23(2), 327–340.
- Ramiller, A. (2018). “From the Neighborhood Up!”: Neighborhood Sustainability Certification Frameworks and the New Urban Politics of Scale. Macalester College Digital Commons.
Peer-Reviewed Journal Articles
Other Publications
Reports
- Examining the Housing and Neighborhood Trajectories for Former HUD-Assisted Households with Children (2024).HUD Office of Policy Development and Research.
- California’s Missing Middle: Middle-Income California is Large, Diverse, and Left Out of the Housing Conversation (2024).California Community Builders.
- California’s Prohousing Designation Program: Rewarding City and County Policies that Boost Housing Supply (2023).Terner Center for Housing Innovation.
- Understanding CDFI Financial Data: A Primer for New Investors (2023).Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.
- Examining the Unintended Consequences of Climate Change Mitigation (2021).Urban Displacement Project.
- The State of Evictions: Results from the University of Washington Evictions Project (2020).Eviction Research Network.