PPT-Small Cities Housing

Rehabilitation Program HOMEOWNER ORIENTATION 400000 grant to assist low and moderate income residents 0 interest deferred loan General Characteristics For Housing Rehabilitation. Municipal Bridge. Local Major Bridge. Jeff Peyton. Office of Local Programs. Local Funding Programs. Small Cities Program. $8 . M Annual . Allocation. No . individual project funding . limits. 80% Participation for Construction & Construction Admin costs. Housing. Presented By:. Erin Kemple. Executive Director. Connecticut Fair Housing Center. 221 Main Street. Hartford, CT 06106. (860)247-4400, ext. . 723. erin@ctfairhousing.org. www.ctfairhousing.org. Christine M E Whitehead. LSE. Next Steps for Housing Policy. Policy Forum for London, October 15. th. 2014. Glaziers Hall, London . Progress. The Negatives: the Positives . Completions still falling. economic principles for urban development.. Tony Venables. Dept of Economics. University of Oxford. Introduction. . Want cities to offer jobs and incomes . and. to be ‘liveable’. Many cities around the world do this very successfully. Housing. Presented By:. Erin Kemple. Executive Director. Connecticut Fair Housing Center. 221 Main Street. Hartford, CT 06106. (860)247-4400, ext. 723. erin@ctfairhousing.org. www.ctfairhousing.org. . Presentation to the . Government Accountability Office. June 8, 2015. Rental Housing Stock 2013. Total Stock 40.4 Million. 1-4 unit buildings 22.1 (55%). Multifamily (5+ units) 16.9 (42%). Manufactured housing 1.4 (3%). Reinventing Philanthropy to Serve Poor Communities. Prof. Avis C. Vidal. Humanities Center Seminar. October 1, 2013. 1991 – 2001 . - National Community Development Initiative. 2001-2007 . - Living Cities: The National Community Development Initiative. 28 October 2015 Nairobi, UNON. UNDESA-DSPD . FORUM. DISABILITY INCLUSION AND ACCESSIBLE URBAN . DEVELOPMENT. Repositioning Housing at the Centre of Cities, towards Urban Inclusion. UN-Habitat Mandate. Economic – urban areas are market centres for the buying and selling of Goods and Services. Administrative – urban areas are the places from which the surrounding area is governed e.g. . Carrickmacross. ? – 1st. In order for a piece of land to be classified as a city, it needs three major components. The first aspect of a city is people. In order to be seen as a city, it needs 100,000 people. The second part of a city is resources. In order to flourish and grow, cities need access to food, water, and housing. The final component is government and jobs. Effective leadership is important and having jobs helps people spend money to boost the economy. When all of these things are present, a city can function.. RESEARCHING AGE-FRIENDLY CITIES: AN OVERVIEW OF CURRENT RESEARCH ISSUES AND PRIORITIES CHRIS PHILLIPSON Sociology/MICRA The University of Manchester, UK AREAS FOR DISCUSSION Background to the ‘age-friendly’ approach Facts and Statistics about Suburbanization. The detached . single-family home . is the dominant feature on the American suburban landscape.. The suburbs are generally economically middle class.. The first suburban single-family homes appeared in the 1890s.. A – An Urban World. B – What are Global Cities?. C – The City of the 21. st. Century. Conditions of Usage. For personal and classroom use only. Excludes any other forms of communication such as conference presentations, published reports and papers.. Activities. . National Objectives. . 24 CFR 570.483. Thursday, March 25, 2021. State of Connecticut - Department of Housing - Small Cities CDBG. 3. Activities Benefiting Low-Moderate Income Persons.