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Housing Acts

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Housing Act of 1937 established public housing as a notional housing goal
Housing Act of 1949 identified a national housing policy as necessary for the general welfare; established a biennial housing census; established slum clearance and urban development as federal priorities
Housing Act of 1954 broadened slum clearance and urban renewal from the Housing Act of 1949 and expanded the number of public housing units
Housing Act of 1956 expanded public housing for the elderly and provided funds for relocating people displaced by urban renewal
Housing Act of 1959 provided direct loans for construction of low-income housing for the elderly
HUD Act of 1965 provided and increase in public housing
Fair Housing Act of 1968 part of the 1968 Civil Rights legislation: prohibited discrimination in the sale, rental, and financing of housing
Housing and Community Development of 1974 created the Community Development Block Grant program and Section 8 housing program
Housing Act of 1993 established the HOPE VI program: supported public housing revitalization grants for local governments to replace high-rise public housing with low-rise, mixed-income housing
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