Friday Katrina bits and pieces
Assorted items here from the housing side of Katrina World. More material on today's news to follow.
- The Washington Times follows up on Secretary Jackson's earlier comment that "New Orleans is not going to be as black as it was..."
- The National Multi Housing Council has updated its major guidance page on multifamily disaster relief housing.
- On our own main Katrina page, John Zipperer explains the Fannie/Freddie picture.
- Current New Orleans Times Picayune Katrina coverage includes architects' warnings against quick fixes and much more.
- Here's a page seeking subcontractors from FEMA temporary housing contractor CH2M Hill. Some clues here also about how the housing relief effort is working.
- David Smith at the Affordable Housing Institute writes on the troubled history of the New Orleans Housing Authority. Also, he introduces the proximate-cause uncertainties that are making hellacious insurance-claim snarls part of the Katrina recovery. (Don't miss the concluding animation.)
- The Washington Times follows up on Secretary Jackson's earlier comment that "New Orleans is not going to be as black as it was..."
- The National Multi Housing Council has updated its major guidance page on multifamily disaster relief housing.
- On our own main Katrina page, John Zipperer explains the Fannie/Freddie picture.
- Current New Orleans Times Picayune Katrina coverage includes architects' warnings against quick fixes and much more.
- Here's a page seeking subcontractors from FEMA temporary housing contractor CH2M Hill. Some clues here also about how the housing relief effort is working.
- David Smith at the Affordable Housing Institute writes on the troubled history of the New Orleans Housing Authority. Also, he introduces the proximate-cause uncertainties that are making hellacious insurance-claim snarls part of the Katrina recovery. (Don't miss the concluding animation.)
posted by Martha Bridegam at 10:35 AM
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