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Cisneros to Battered Industry: Demographics Are On Your Side
Despite the evaporation of $6 trillion in asset-based wealth (read: home values), there will still be a great need for housing—and, specifically, multifamily and affordable housing—in the future, emphasized former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros during a keynote address at the Apartment Finance Today...
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Declining Homeownership Rate May Create Older, Wealthier Rental Pool
A growing wave of older, wealthier households is poised to enter the rental pool, according to market research firm Property and Portfolio Research (PPR).
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More Solutions for Workforce Housing
The Sec. 42 low-income housing tax credit program has provided this nation with more than 1.7 million affordable housing units for citizens earning 60 percent or less of the area median income (AMI).
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An Army of Homeless
Paul Livingston was just 18 and fresh out of high school in 1979. He and his older brother applied for the same job.
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IRC adopts residential-sprinkler requirement; Long Island town imposes energy-efficiency standards; new homes shrinking; more
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REGIONAL NEWS
KALAMAZOO, MICH.- A nonprofit group has renovated two apartments located here and in nearby Portage for specialneeds residents.
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REGIONAL NEWS
KALAMAZOO, MICH. A nonprofit group has renovated two apartments located here and in nearby Portage for specialneeds residents
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Retsinas Serves Up Fresh Thinking
This July, Nicolas Retsinas stood outside a ruined highrise apartment building in Chengdu, capital of China's Sichuan province.
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Out of Balance
Barbara Harvey lives in her car, driving to a parking lot each evening to spend the night and then leaving shortly after the sun rises.
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Study Paints Somber Housing Outlook
EMERGING FROM today’s housing slump could take some time, according to The State of the Nation’s Housing, a yearly report released by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.