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Answered By: Michelle O'Day
Last Updated: May 09, 2024     Views: 799

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Affordable housing resources

Where can I begin my research on affordable housing in the United States?


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Suggested Resources

Research Guides and Databases
These guides highlight the top Baker Library resources to begin research on a specific topic or area of interest.

 

 

Associations & Institutes
Trade, industry, and professional associations are lobbying and advocacy organizations, but they also serve as a forum to collect and disseminate information. They can be excellent sources for facts, statistics, reports, and can be a place to locate contacts to speak with about your research interest.

Many trade associations include data on their Web pages and in their publications. [Sometimes this is only available for a fee.]

 

 

Websites
Government agencies and nonprofit organizations are also good resources for data and reports on housing and construction.

Additional Resources
Search for additional Fast Answers that are relevant to your specific affordable housing research question or contact staff in the Stamps Reading Room to schedule a research consultation to learn more about our collection.