Public utilities join housing push to curb shortage
HUD aims to mobilize utilities in building 4 000 to 5 000 low and moderate income homes. By next year four to five times that number may follow as the government backs private investment with insured loans and favorable terms. The plan centers on inner city revitalization, parking needs, and coordinated transit centered on Parcel 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ornstein
Foresyte
Washington
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
George Romney
Ralph TL. McElvenney
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co
McElvenney
Lester O. Condon
Pacific Coast Gas Association
San Francisco
Federal Housing Authority
Public Utilities Holding
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Federal Power Commission
Federal Regulatory Agency
Anhony Panagakes
Office of Business Participation
Michigan Consolidated Gas Plan
Detroit
Eastern Gas & Fuel Co
Boston
Roxbury
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Syracuse
Troy
N.Y
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Edward J. Farrell
Bohs Berets Reale
Parcel 5 Follies
Hindsyte
Foresyte & Associates
Alphonse and Gaston
I. M. Hindsyte
C. C. Foresyte
J. Alan Ornstein
Jubilee
Berkshire Forum
Pittsfield Housing Authority
Wendell Hotel
PHA
Madison Avenue
Parcel 5
Union Station
Penn Central
East Street
Executive Airlines
Hindsite
Adams
Berkshire County
C. M. Farrell & Son
South Church
Pittsfield Near
Eaton Paper Co
Sinclair
Lipton'’S
Leelee En
Pittsfield Tran Works
Aul
Sipph
Finenriog
Perrentege
North ST
Philip Lominski
NEW England Furniture
Fourth St
Dettinger Lumber Co., Inc
Warren Terrace
South St
Spadina Parkway