Monday housing mix
Following is some food for thought, hopefully to be followed soon by a return to daily weblog coverage of breaking news in the multifamily housing industry.
- See our main page for ideas to improve the low-income housing tax credit program that we gathered from our own panel of experts at AHF Live.
- FEMA has posted its official announcement of the hotel deadline extension.
- Proving further that there are second acts in American lives, Henry Cisneros' CityView firm could end up building a thousand-unit project in East Chicago.
- David Smith says the Bush Administration has set a definite policy on New Orleans, and it consists of making the rebuilding project someone else's problem.
- A Daily Dose of Architecture introduces The Archi-Tourist, a start on a worldwide guide to architectural innovation, collaboratively edited by invited contributors. There's an application page if you're interested in joining.
- See our main page for ideas to improve the low-income housing tax credit program that we gathered from our own panel of experts at AHF Live.
- FEMA has posted its official announcement of the hotel deadline extension.
- Proving further that there are second acts in American lives, Henry Cisneros' CityView firm could end up building a thousand-unit project in East Chicago.
- David Smith says the Bush Administration has set a definite policy on New Orleans, and it consists of making the rebuilding project someone else's problem.
- A Daily Dose of Architecture introduces The Archi-Tourist, a start on a worldwide guide to architectural innovation, collaboratively edited by invited contributors. There's an application page if you're interested in joining.
posted by Martha Bridegam at 8:47 PM
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