Koliner Brief

Max Tauber

New-Yorker Brief

Jul. Z.

A Brief History of Affordable Housing Cooperatives in the United States

For over 75 years housing cooperatives have been a source of affordable housing. Currently, the 376,000 dwelling units of affordable cooperatives is equivalent to seventeen percent of the rent reduction units owned by publichousing authorities. Understanding that affordable cooperatives have been developed under varying historical circumstances provides insights on how they could play a role in the future supply of affordable housing. The history of affordable co-ops starts during the 1920s and after World War II with the ethnic, union, and New York government financed co-ops. Through the 1960s and the early 1970s cooperatives were financed by various federal direct assistance programs. Since the late 1970s co-ops have been sponsored by nonprofit organizations and by federal and municipal government privatization programs. A workable institutional structure for affordable cooperatives has developed as a result of this historical evolution.

Brief aus Australien

A. J. Solomons

Ein Brief Max Nordaus

Max Nordau

New-Yorker Brief

Jul. Z.

Ein offener Brief an die werte "Israelitische Allianz" in Wien

Julius Bondi

Brünner Brief

N.

Eine neue Erscheinung : Brief aus Wilna

B. Goldberg

Brief aus Paris

S. Jakobson

Brief aus Cincinnati

M. Silber

Brief aus Ungarn

J. Ronai

Breslauer Brief

Ben Elia

Brief aus Ungarn

J. Rónai

Zionistisches aus Anhalt : (Brief aus Cöthen in Anhalt)

B. S.