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Sidebar: Policy Unlikely to Keep ImmigrantsOut
The national debate on immigration policy is unlikely to do much to change the total number of immigrants who enter the country, according to experts at the National Multi Housing Council (NMHC).
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Know Your Market
AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE talked to Rob Vogt, partner at VWB Research, a national real estate research firm based in Columbus, Ohio.
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Sidebar: Top Five Metro Areas for Immigrants
New York City Metro Area*
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Fixing It Up
Phil Angelides may be heading the most ambitious workforce housing effort to date.
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Regional News
CHICAGO. A 28-unit building providing housing for lowincome and homeless women and their children has opened in the city’s Washington Park neighborhood.
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Homeland Security reconsiders "no match" rule; Harvard Joint Center's Kermit Baker forecasts betters days for remodeling; more
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Nation’s Housing Woes Continue toWorsen
With all the hand wringing about what’s been dubbed the “subprime lending crisis,” Congress has spent many days debating ways to help overextended borrowers and impose new regulations on home loan providers.
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DOE Hosts Webcast on LEDs
The U.S. Department of Energy will host a 90-minute live webcast Thursday, October 11, 2007, at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time/1:00 p.m. Eastern Time, called "LED Essentials: Technology, Applications, Advantages, Disadvantages". The presentation will provide a broad introduction to the essentials of light...
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From the editor; permeance of foam in unvented attics; electrical red flag; immigration
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Digging for Diamonds
The editors at APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY could have collected a handful of reports from a number of research firms and written profiles on the markets those firms determined were the strongest performers.