Housing cooperatives key to success of low income projects
Housing consultant Paul Golz argues cooperative ownership makes low to moderate income housing viable by giving residents a stake in maintenance and policy. The Mutual Ownership Development Foundation sponsors co op housing institutes and oversees the Pasadena CO OP VILLAGE project financed with FHA insured mortgages for families of varying incomes.
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New York
UPI
Paul Golz
Golz
American Institute of Housing Consultants
National Association of Housing Cooperatives
Mutual Ownership Development Foundation
MODF
San Francisco
Little Neck
N.Y
Pasadena
Calif
San Gabriel Foothills
FHA
NAHB backs Federal housing subsidies and seeks higher funding
The National Association of Home Builders urged Congress to boost HUD housing aid focusing on Section 235 and 236 programs to reach a 6 million unit goal for low and moderate income housing. NAHB president Stanley Waranch cited misperceptions, pushed for $235 and $236 increases, and argued subsidies save foreclosures tied to non subsidized FHA programs.
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Washington
National Association of Home Builders
Congress
Stanley Waranch
Norfolk
NAHB
House Appropriations
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Warach
Waranch
Valley housing starts rise in first quarter 1972
Total metropolitan Phoenix housing starts for January through March 1972 reached 3899, up 10 percent from Oct-Dec 1971. West-Northwest Phoenix led in single family and townhouse starts with 1970 and 1576 respectively, per Home Builders Association of Central Arizona.
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Phoenix
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
Egories
Condominium Growth Shapes 70s Housing Trends
Condominium living advances as a major housing trend through the 1970s experts say. With about 64 000 units in the first year of the decade, condos rise from 39 000 prior year and may reach half of multifamily construction by 1975 or 1976.
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James M. Woodard
Newspapers outperform radio TV in Atlanta test
The Bureau of Advertising reports newspapers yield higher sales at lower cost than broadcast media. Atlanta Newspapers Inc. publishers of the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, and Cox Broadcasting Corp. owners of WSB-TV and WSB Radio, partnered with Rich's to test 100 advertised items. Based on 2,176 customer interviews, newspapers proved over three times as efficient.
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Atlanta
Bureau of Advertising
Atlanta Newspapers Inc
Atlanta Journal
The
Atlanta Constitution
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Wsb-Tv
WSB Radio
Rich’s
Ani
Cox
Rich
Aia
Aeforradia
Radio
Property details show 7 percent rate over ten years
Annual percentage rate set at 7 percent for a ten year term with a total payment of 4766 dollars and 40 cents. Deferred payment option indicates a range from 5146 dollars 40 cents minus a 380 dollar down payment. Survey notes cover trees water electricity view and road access with roads surveyed.
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E. Thomas Rd
Cocopah Construction Co
Scottsdale
Leonard B. Eulinger
Cocopah
Fountain Hills
Valley Quarterly
Thom Norman
Professional Sales’ Consultants, Inc
Ed Thirkill. Realty
N. Scottsdale Rd
John Hobe
Tempe
Edith Light
Madeline Sanchez
Continental Homes, Inc
Phenix
Veterans Administration
J.M. Woodard
P.O. Box
Santa Barbara
Editor X Pub
Sunday Journal and Constitution
Ak Eompariec
Alll Valley Land Companst Federal Savings & Loan
Easa Eaielien
Arizona
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