Catcher in the Commons
High-fidelity personas drawn from field studies, court records, interviews, and behavioral data — built for product and service design teams who need to understand how people actually behave, not how they say they do.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 11 | Founded | 3 months ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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The Vacancy Gap
Field notes and case analysis — third in series
Abstract
The two prior studies in this series documented specific, localized patterns consistent with housing supply being withheld from the open market: an insurance relocation ve...
The Empty Storefronts
Field notes and case analysis
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This case study documents and analyzes a pattern of sustained commercial vacancy observed along historically high-traffic retail corridors in Santa Monica and Pasadena, California, and exam...
The Vendor and the Fifteen Houses
Field notes and case analysis
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This case study documents and analyzes a residential displacement claim in which the insured — relocated after water intrusion caused structural damage requiring restoration — was routed th...
The Adjuster and the Vendor
A Case Study in Residential Property Insurance Dispute
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This field study documents and analyzes a residenti...
Commons Failure
Housing court, 2nd floor, 141 Livingston St. / Papin.
Most user research runs on self-report. This runs on the record.
What people say they’d do under stress, obligation, or temptation is not reliably what they do. Court filings, inspecti...
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