Research Catalog

Housing ... what's it worth? A study of quantities of residential construction in several countries during the past ten years showing how a comparable program of construction in the United States would affect manufacturers, building contractors, real estate owners, and workers.

Title: Housing ... what's it worth? A study of quantities of residential construction in several countries during the past ten years showing how a comparable program of construction in the United States would affect manufacturers, building contractors, real estate owners, and workers. Compiled by David Duckor and Jack Haikin.
Author: Bibliographies and Indices of Special Subjects Project.
Publication: New York city, New York city housing authority, 1939.

Details

Additional Authors

Description

4 p.ℓ., 12 numb. ℓ. tables (1 fold.) fold.diagr.; 28 cm.

Subject

Note

At head of title: United States Works progress administration for the city of New York, Bibliographies and indices of special subjects project 465-97-3-18, Division of foreign housing studies, Arthur Bassin, project supervisor.
"Revised edition."
Reproduced from type-written copy.

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references.

Call Number

TDB p.v. 537

LCCN

40026294

OCLC

6841801

Author

Bibliographies and Indices of Special Subjects Project.

Title

Housing ... what's it worth? A study of quantities of residential construction in several countries during the past ten years showing how a comparable program of construction in the United States would affect manufacturers, building contractors, real estate owners, and workers. Compiled by David Duckor and Jack Haikin.

Imprint

New York city, New York city housing authority, 1939.

Bibliography

Includes bibliographical references.

Added Author

Duckor, David.

Haikin, Jack.

New York City Housing Authority.

United States. Works Progress Administration (New York, N.Y.)

Research Call Number

TDB p.v. 537

View in Legacy Catalog