Professor Oliveri's scholarship focuses on housing discrimination, affordable housing, zoning, and sexual harassment. In particular, she is an expert on the subject of the sexual harassment of low-income women by their housing providers. This is an intersectional problem, implicating socioeconomic status, race, immigration status, and familial status, among other characteristics. She has a number of articles on the subject, including a first-of-its-kind study involving interviews with low-income women who have experienced sexual harassment in housing, and two forthcoming pieces: one reviews every housing sexual harassment complaint filed by the Department of Justice; the second analyzes potential legislative reforms for addressing the problem. Professor Oliveri also has a forthcoming casebook on fair housing law called The Right to Fair Housing.