Document Type
Report
Publication Date
9-1972
Abstract
This study provides an analysis of market conditions for subsidized dwelling on its for a two year period from September 1971 to September 1973. It emerged because of the strong and prevailing belief that there exists today in the Omaha Housing Market Area (HMAl an urgent and unmet need for a large number of safe, decent dwelling units available at prices or rents that low and moderate income families can afford. The number of inadequate dwelling units (those lacking plumbing facilities or deteriorating or dilapidated), and the number of persons living below poverty level incomes are suggestive of the fact that there are large numbers in the area who are poorly housed. Regarding the Omaha HMA, the need for adequate housing is considered relatively more urgent, and more self-evident, in North Omaha.
Recommended Citation
Todd, Ralph H. and Hinton, David W., "Omaha Housing Marketing: An appraisal of the Occupancy Potential for Subsidized Rental Units, 1971-1973" (1972). Publications. 46.
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