Table 2.

Hierarchical linear models of neighborhood poverty and percentage black, by race/ethnicity and home-leaver status: PHDCN 18-year-old cohort

	Neighborhood Poverty Rate	Neighborhood % Black
Initial Status for Stayers
Intercept (white)	0.121** (0.021)	0.038 (0.044)
Black	0.128** (0.015)	0.693** (0.034)
Latino	0.088** (0.014)	0.069* (0.033)
Other race	0.053* (0.026)	0.097† (0.053)
Initial Status for Movers Within City (relative to stayers)
Intercept (white)	0.005 (0.020)	−0.031 (0.049)
Black	−0.018 (0.026)	0.060 (0.058)
Latino	0.026 (0.025)	0.084 (0.058)
Other race	−0.077* (0.036)	−0.008 (0.135)
Initial Status for Movers Outside City (relative to movers within)
Intercept (white)	−0.001 (0.029)	0.013 (0.060)
Black	0.003 (0.036)	−0.104 (0.075)
Latino	−0.048 (0.038)	−0.009 (0.081)
“Other”	0.060 (0.048)	−0.075 (0.194)
Change for Stayers
Intercept (white)	−0.003 (0.003)	−0.001 (0.013)
Black	0.004 (0.005)	0.010 (0.016)
Latino	−0.016** (0.005)	0.001 (0.016)
“Other”	−0.013 (0.013)	−0.030 (0.028)
Change for Movers Within City (relative to stayers)
Intercept (white)	0.004 (0.012)	−0.001 (0.013)
Black	−0.003 (0.015)	0.010 (0.016)
Latino	0.001 (0.015)	0.001 (0.016)
“Other”	−0.009 (0.024)	−0.030 (0.028)
Change for Movers Outside City (relative to movers within)
Intercept (white)	0.039 (0.033)	0.020 (0.027)
Black	−0.092* (0.035)	−0.215** (0.034)
Latino	−0.069† (0.038)	−0.035 (0.038)
“Other”	−0.053 (0.038)	0.038 (0.096)

Notes: N = 629. Two-level hierarchical linear model, with individual survey years nested within individuals. Models include controls for measures of gender, age, household income, completed education, marital status, immigrant generation, and length of time at baseline address.

^†p < .10;

^*p < .05;

^**p < .01