Table A1.

Comparison of results from negative binomial and (nonspatial) OLS regression models, Ellis Act petitions, 2011–15.

	Negative binomial (outcome: count of petitions)			OLS (outcome: logged petition rate)
	Coeff.	Sig.	SE	Coeff.	Sig.	SE
Household income in $1,000	− 0.0052		0.0077	− 0.0001		0.0035
% Vacant	0.0315		0.0200	0.0144		0.0088
Median gross rent in $100	0.0295		0.0306	− 0.0098		0.0148
Median home value in $1,000	0.0013	***	0.0005	0.0006	***	0.0002
% Renter occupied units	− 0.0350	***	0.0053	− 0.0090	***	0.0026
% Households with children	− 0.0043		0.0090	− 0.0056		0.0042
% Black	0.0499	***	0.0078	0.0186	***	0.0034
% Hispanic	0.0290	***	0.0087	0.0151	***	0.0038
% Asian	0.0207	***	0.0074	0.0084	**	0.0034
% with college degree or more	0.0591	***	0.0113	0.0274	***	0.0051
Poverty rate	0.0114		0.0099	0.0056		0.0047
Unemployment rate	0.0325		0.0357	− 0.0045		0.0163
% without a high school diploma	0.0837	***	0.0196	0.0271	***	0.0084
LIHTC units	0.0010		0.0007	− 0.0001		0.0004
Public housing units	− 0.0026		0.0016	− 0.0005		0.0005
Housing Choice Vouchers	− 0.0035	**	0.0017	0.0000		0.0007
Newly constructed units	0.0096	*	0.0053	0.0041		0.0026
Constant	− 4.2437	***	0.9902	− 1.8947	***	0.4240
No. observations	806			806

Note. OLS = ordinary least squares; LIHTC = Low-Income Housing Tax Credit; SE = standard error.

^*p < .1

^**p < .05

^***p < .01.