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Old Law or Tenement Act of 1879 dumbbell shape and windows to open into shaft between two adjacent structures, light and air 2 toilets each floor, 1 window each room How the Other Half Lives- 1890
1901 New Law inspections or permits required for construction coincides with the Public Health Movement (late 1890's to 1920s)
Housing Act of 1937 Created US Housing Authority to channel financial assistance --> direct loans and subsidies to housing authorities for slum clearance and construction of housing for low income families
Housing Act of 1949 slum clearance and urban redevelopment inaugurated urban renewal perpetuated racial discrimination, replaced townhouses with superblock housing project
Housing Act of 1934 FHA regulate interest rates on mortgages after depression Fed issued mortgages did 2 things 1) provided stability to housing market 2) increased availability for funding building and purchasing redlining long mortgages, smaller down payments
Housing Act of 1954 Section 701- federal match for comp plans for communities less than 25,000 population stressed slum prevention and urban renewal
Housing Act of 1961 interest subsidies to private corporations to build low income/public housing
Housing Act of 1974 Created Sec ion 8 CBGB Program
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