Sooner or Later...The Disappearance of Federally Subsidized Low Income Rental Housing in Minnesota.
Janet Larsen
Abstract
Janet Larsen
Abstract
Federal housing programs subsidized privately-owned rental housing units for low-income people since the early 1960s. The current administration in 1988, however, has reduced funding to almost zero for those programs that had provided the existing stock of affordable housing. This report documents how quickly subsidized housing is likely to be lost in Minnesota and shows what agencies and programs control which housing, how many units are involved, and where those units are located.
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Federal housing programs subsidized privately-owned rental housing units for low-income people since the early 1960s. The current administration in 1988, however, has reduced funding to almost zero for those programs that had provided the existing stock of affordable housing. This report documents how quickly subsidized housing is likely to be lost in Minnesota and shows what agencies and programs control which housing, how many units are involved, and where those units are located.
Key concepts: Subsidy, Subsidized housing, Renting, Rental housing, Stock (firearms), Business, Public housing, Low income housing