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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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Characteristics of HUD - Assisted Renters and Their Units in 1993
Authors: 
McGough, Duane T.
Release Date: 
May 1997


Characteristics of HUD - Assisted Renters and Their Units in 1991
Authors: 
Casey, Connie H.
Release Date: 
May 1997


An Urban Institute Paper. Management Performance in Public Housing
Authors: 
Loux, Suzanne B
Sadacca, Robert
Isler, Morton
Drury, Margaret J.
Release Date: 
January 1974


An Urban Institute Paper: The Development of a Prototype Equation for Public Housing Operating Expenses
Authors: 
Sadacca, Robert
Isler, Morton
DeWitt, Joan
Release Date: 
June 1975


A New National Housing Policy
Authors: 
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Release Date: 
October 1987


A Decent Place to Live. The Report of the National Housing Task Force. March 1988
Authors: 
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Release Date: 
March 1988


A Guide to Management Reviews of Public Housing Agencies
Authors: 
McHenry Company, Inc.
Release Date: 
September 1985


Second Report to the Congress Progress on HUD's Program Monitoring and Evaluation Initiative April 1992
Authors: 
Office of Policy Development and Research
Release Date: 
April 1992


Partner Satisfaction With HUD’s Performance: 2010 Survey Results and Trends Since 2005
Authors: 
Abravanel, Martin D.
The Urban Institute
Silber and Associates
Silber, Bohne G.
Release Date: 
May 2011


Comparison of Housing Information from the American Housing Survey and the American Community Survey
Authors: 
Eggers, Frederick J.
Econometrica, Inc.
Release Date: 
July 2007


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