Breaking the housing crisis cycle

Anonymous

Annual Report, 2008, 6-21

Abstract: A plan for breaking the housing crisis cycle is emerging from the epicenter of the nation?s foreclosure meltdown. In its just-released annual report, the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland is calling for a multi-faceted approach that aims to address the interconnected problems that have led to too many Americans losing their homes and too many neighborhoods falling into disrepair.

Keywords: Housing - Finance; Foreclosure; Mortgage loans (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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