affordable housing

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• SOURCE: Made By History at the Washington Post
  8/24/2022
  

  Are Co-Ops the Lost Solution to the Housing Crisis?

  by Annemarie Sammartino

  At its 1966 opening, New York's Co-Op City was heralded as the solution to the nation's affordable housing crisis. What went right, what went wrong, and can it help guide better housing policy today?

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• 10/14/18
  

  Affordable Housing that Environmentalists Can Rave About

  by Ishwar Mukherjee and Armin Rosencranz

  It’s here. It’s cool. It’s affordable.

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• SOURCE: JSTOR
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  St. Francis Square, How a Union Built Integrated, Affordable Housing in San Francisco

  by Peter Cole

  The 299-unit St. Francis Square housing cooperative opened in 1964 to little fanfare, but for the working class and ethnically diverse people who bought into the cooperative, it was a dream.

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• 7-20-14
  

  Shouldn't the People Who Build Cities Be Able to Live in Them?

  by Pearl Duncan

  Recently, there has been discussion in New York and other cities about affordable housing for people who are workers.