The Crisis in America's Housing: Confronting Myths and Promoting a Balanced Housing Policy

Dushaw Hockett, Patrick McElwee, Danilo Pelletiere () and Diane Schwartz

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Abstract: This report debunks three common myths about housing policies. Myth 1: Subsidized housing is unnecessary. Myth 2: Federal government housing subsidies go disproportionately to low-income renters in urban areas. Myth 3: Homeownership is the best housing option for everyone.

Date: 2005-01
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