Urban Law Annual ; Journal of Urban and Contemporary Law

Article Title

Providing Low and Moderate Income Housing Through Non-Profit Housing Associations: Lessons from the British

Authors

Otto J. Hetzel, Wayne State University Law School
Michael A. Szymanski, State of Michigan Court of Appeals

Publication Title

Urban Law Annual

Abstract

The conflicting needs of associations and government-separation from government versus control over public funds--led to the creation in 1964 of a national Housing Corporation. Its functions are to promote and register associations, to channel funds, and to monitor association activities. This system of registration, cost limits, and individual project review has been remarkably effective in assuring proper use of the substantial subsidies that have stimulated the rapid and significant contributions of associations.

Recommended Citation

Otto J. Hetzel and Michael A. Szymanski, Providing Low and Moderate Income Housing Through Non-Profit Housing Associations: Lessons from the British, 21 Urb. L. Ann. 087 (1981)
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