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HUD User makes available printed and electronic copies of published HUD research. Primarily sponsored by HUD's Office of Policy Development and Research, these reports, executive summaries, case studies, and guidebooks span the fields of housing and urban development and are available as free downloads. Most reports can also be ordered in hard copy from the HUD User Web Store.
 
 
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Affordable Housing


The FPHA Fuel and Utility Conservation Program
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
August 1944


Furniture for Lobbies in Dormitory Service Units
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
August 1943


A Guide for Watchman Training
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
September 1944


Health Education for Public Housing Projects
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
July 1944


Public Housing to Supplement Private Enterprise: the Home Building Program of the Committee for Economic Recovery
Authors: 
Committee for Economic Recovery
Release Date: 
January 1935


HUDNews: Some 1969 HUD Accomplishments
Authors: 
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Release Date: 
January 1970


Public Housing
Authors: 
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
Public Housing Administration
Release Date: 
September 1961


What Tenants Should Know of the Conservation of Utilities, the Protection, Care and Use of Equipment, Interiors and Furniture
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
March 1945


The Little Book on Evictions
Authors: 
Weaver, Robert C.
Release Date: 
January 1955


Operation and Maintenance Handbook
Authors: 
National Housing Agency
Federal Public Housing Authority
Release Date: 
December 1943


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Affordable Housing



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