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Housing Market Characteristics


Preliminary Housing Memoranda Nos, I, II, III, IV
Authors: 
Bowman, Ward S.
Release Date: 
August 1947


The Demographic Factor In Household Growth
Authors: 
Masnick, George
Release Date: 
May 1983


The Demographic Factor And Urban Decline A Cross-National Comparison
Authors: 
Apgar, William C., Jr.
Release Date: 
July 1984


The Decentralization Of Housing Industry Activity
Authors: 
Apgar, William C., Jr.
Release Date: 
July 1984


Housing In The 1980s Review Of Alternative Forecasts
Authors: 
Apgar, William C., Jr.
Release Date: 
July 1983


Housing Finance In The United States Of America
Authors: 
Burroughs, Roy J.
Release Date: 
July 1957


Manufactured Housing An Assessment For Shelter Industry Decision Makers
Authors: 
Nutt-Powell, Thomas E.
Release Date: 
April 1983


Small Area Fair Market Rent Demonstration Evaluation: Interim Report
Authors: 
Finkel, Meryl
Dastrup, Samuel
Burnett, Kimberly
Alvarez, Thyria
Climaco, Carissa
Sousa, Tanya de
Release Date: 
August 2017


Housing Needs of Native Hawaiians: A Report From the Assessment of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian Housing Needs
Authors: 
Corey, Kristen
Biess, Jennifer
Pindus, Nancy
Sitko, Doray
Release Date: 
May 2017


Housing Allowances: A New Way to House the Poor
Authors: 
Peabody, Malcolm E., Jr.
Release Date: 
July 1972


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