Alan Mallach
Alan Mallach, senior fellow of the National Housing Institute, is the author of many works on housing and planning, including Bringing Buildings Back and Building a Better Urban Future: New Directions for Housing Policies in Weak Market Cities. He served as director of housing and economic development for Trenton, N.J. from 1990 to 1999.
ARTICLES IN SHELTERFORCE since jan 08
- Starrett City Stays Affordable
- Industry News
- The Heart of the Story
- New & Noted
- 2006 Housing & Community Development Victories
In 2006, housing advocates across the country scored numerous legislative victories in their states. From new funding sources for housing trust funds to improving local tax credit regulations, policies are now in place to promote the production of affordable housing, protect residents from displacement and help low-income workers afford their housing. Here are some of the highlights.
- Affordable Housing
- New & Noted
- Miami Scandal
- Preservation in Mind
- Immigrant Backlash
- Alabama Tenant Victory
- Brokering Network
- NIMBYites Lose One
- Double Bottom Line
- Storied Groups Close
- S.F. Boosts Affordability
- The Big Bond
- Access
- Industry News
- A Little Too Blunt?
- GSE Not Doing Enough?
- Former Prisoners Get A Break
- OTS Strikes Again
- All Out for Affordability
- Access
- Meanest Cities
- More Budget Follies
- Settlement Not Enough?
- New & Noted
- Access
- Designing Affordable Housing
Good design and affordability are not mutually exclusive, but finding help to bring these two together can be tough.
- Industry News
National Housing Institute
