3d of Nation Still Lacks Decent American Housing
An editorial-critical piece argues that after 1954 housing starts fell from 1.43 million to 1.23 million annually and forecasts 1956 Even as U.S. population grows by nearly three million yearly, the policy shifts risk over-building for upper income while vast low income groups cannot enter the market. It calls for at least two million new units yearly for 15 years, preserving FHA VA programs and public housing, and condemns cuts in housing programs.
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