presents the first systematic analysis of the benefits participating households receive and compares those benefits with federal government costs. Section 8 New Construction projects provide acceptable housing at an affordable price to those low-income households fortunate enough to be accepted by the developers. However, about 20 % of the total project rents goes to program-related costs rather than to tenant benefits. A major advantage of the Section 8 Existing Housingprogram is that tenant benefits are provided without excessive rent increases. But, most units in that program do not meet Section 8 Acceptability Criteria. A shift in emphasis from the New Construction to the Existing Housing program can save the government significant amou...
During the last twenty years, HUD has increasingly utilized supply-side as opposed to demand-side pr...
The Nation’s number-one housing problem is the lack of affordable housing for extremely low-income h...
• The CBA reveals a strong link between good location of housing (defined by proximity to amenities...
Section 8 housing, otherwise known as The Housing Choice Voucher Program, has a strong positive effe...
Critics of American public housing have long con-tended that the private sector could provide low-in...
The authors provide estimates of the social benefits and costs of the Section 8 housing subsidy prog...
After the Great Depression there was a need for federal housing assistance programs to help alleviat...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Annual ...
The public housing program, which does not involve private developers, was also criticized as wastef...
Since the 1930s, the federal government has undertaken several major efforts to provide housing assi...
Policy makers who want to help house low-income families might either fund production of new units o...
Henry Cisneros and others believe that the Section 8 household-based rental assistance program can a...
A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "For more than ...
Low-income families are usually understood to have a special claim to government housing assistance....
The Nation’s number-one housing problem is the lack of affordable housing for extremely low-income h...
During the last twenty years, HUD has increasingly utilized supply-side as opposed to demand-side pr...
The Nation’s number-one housing problem is the lack of affordable housing for extremely low-income h...
• The CBA reveals a strong link between good location of housing (defined by proximity to amenities...
Section 8 housing, otherwise known as The Housing Choice Voucher Program, has a strong positive effe...
Critics of American public housing have long con-tended that the private sector could provide low-in...
The authors provide estimates of the social benefits and costs of the Section 8 housing subsidy prog...
After the Great Depression there was a need for federal housing assistance programs to help alleviat...
A letter report issued by the Government Accountability Office with an abstract that begins "Annual ...
The public housing program, which does not involve private developers, was also criticized as wastef...
Since the 1930s, the federal government has undertaken several major efforts to provide housing assi...
Policy makers who want to help house low-income families might either fund production of new units o...
Henry Cisneros and others believe that the Section 8 household-based rental assistance program can a...
A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "For more than ...
Low-income families are usually understood to have a special claim to government housing assistance....
The Nation’s number-one housing problem is the lack of affordable housing for extremely low-income h...
During the last twenty years, HUD has increasingly utilized supply-side as opposed to demand-side pr...
The Nation’s number-one housing problem is the lack of affordable housing for extremely low-income h...
• The CBA reveals a strong link between good location of housing (defined by proximity to amenities...