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Since publication of the groundbreaking ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOUSING in 1998, many issues have assumed special prominence within this field and, indeed, within the global economy. For instance, the global economic meltdown was spurred in large part by the worst subprime mortgage crisis we've seen in our history. On a more positive note, the sustainability movement and "green" development has picked up considerable steam and, given the priorities and initiatives of the current U.S. administration, this will only grow in importance, and increased attention has been given in recent years to the topic.

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THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOUSING 2 2V

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
About the Editor.
Contributors.
Introduction.
Introduction to the First Edition (1998) by Willem Van Vliet--.
1: Abandonment.
2: Accessory Dwelling Units.
3: Adaptive Reuse.
4: Adjustable-Rate Mortgages.
5: Affordability.
6: Aging in Place.
7: American Housing Survey.
8: Ancient Housing.
9: Appraisal Industry.
10: Assisted Living.
11: Automated Valuation Model.
12: Behavioral Aspects.
13: Blight.
14: Blockbusting.
15: Brownfields.
16: Building Codes.
17: Building Cycle.
18: Building Permit.
19: Castle Doctrine.
20: Centrally Planned Housing Systems.
21: Cohousing.
22: Colonias.
23: Common Interest Development.
24: Community Development Block Grant.
25: Community Development Corporations.
26: Community Land Trust.
27: Community Reinvestment Act.
28: Community-Based Housing.
29: Commuting.
30: Company Housing.
31: Computer-Aided Design.
32: Condominium.
33: Congregate Housing.
34: Consolidated Plans.
35: Construction Technology.
36: Continuing Care Retirement Communities.
37: Cooperative Housing.
38: Crime Prevention.
39: Crowding.
40: Cultural Aspects.
41: Decision Models for Housing and Community Development.
42: Demand-Side Subsidies.
43: Dementia.
44: Depreciation of Property.
45: Disabilities, Housing of Persons With.
46: Disaster-Resistant Housing.
47: Discrimination.
48: Displacement.
49: Earth-Sheltered Housing.
50: Elderly.
51: Eminent Domain.
52: Employer-Assisted Housing.
53: Energy Conservation.
54: Environment and Housing.
55: Environmental Contamination: Asbestos.
56: Environmental Contamination: Lead.
57: Environmental Contamination: Mold.
58: Environmental Contamination: Radon.
59: Environmental Contamination: Toxic Waste.
60: Environmental Hazards: Earthquakes.
61: Environmental Hazards: Flooding.
62: Environmental Hazards: Hurricanes.
63: Equity.
64: Eviction.
65: Exclusionary Zoning.
66: Extended-Stay Motels.
67: Exurbia.
68: Fair Housing Act.
69: Fair Market Rent.
70: Farmers Home Administration (Rural Housing Service).
71: Federal Government.
72: Federal Housing Administration.
73: Feng Shui.
74: Filtering.
75: First-Time Home Buyer.
76: Flexible Housing.
77: Foreclosures.
78: Gated Community.
79: Gautreaux Program.
80: Gentrification.
81: Global Strategy for Shelter.
82: Government-Sponsored Enterprises.
83: Green Building.
84: Growth Machines.
85: Health Codes.
86: Hedonic Pricing Model.
87: High-Rise Housing.
88: Hispanic Americans.
89: Historic Preservation.
90: Hogan.
91: Home.
92: Home Care.
93: Home Improvement.
94: Homelessness.
95: Homeowners&#x2019; Association.
96: Homeownership.
97: Homestead.
98: Hoovervilles.
99: HOPE VI.
100: Hospice Care.
101: Household.
102: Housing Abroad: Africa.
103: Housing Abroad: Asia.
104: Housing Abroad: Canada.
105: Housing Abroad: Central and Eastern Europe.
106: Housing Abroad: Latin America.
107: Housing Abroad: Middle East.
108: Housing Abroad: Western and Northern Europe.
109: Housing Act of 1949.
110: Housing Act of 1954.
111: Housing Adjustment Theory.
112: Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968.
113: Housing Bubble.
114: Housing Careers.
115: Housing Codes.
116: Housing Costs.
117: Housing Counseling.
118: Housing Courts.
119: Housing Demand.
120: Housing Finance Agencies.
121: Housing Indicators.
122: Housing Markets.
123: Housing Starts.
124: Housing Supply.
125: Housing Trust Funds.
126: HUD Minimum Property Standards.
127: Igloo.
128: Immigration and Housing.
129: Impact Fees.
130: In Situ Construction.
131: Inclusionary Zoning.
132: Incumbent Upgrading.
133: Indoor Air Quality.
134: Infill Housing.
135: Infrastructure.
136: Innovation in Housing.
137: Kibbutz.
138: Land Bank.
139: Landscape Architecture.
140: Lean Construction.
141: Lease.
142: Levittowns.
143: Liens.
144: Limited-Equity Cooperatives.
145: Linkage.
146: Low-Income Housing Tax Credits.
Half Title Page.
Editorial Board.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
List of Entries.
Reader&#x2019;s Guide.
1: Maintenance.
2: Manufactured Housing.
3: McMansion.
4: Migration.
5: Military-Related Housing.
6: Mixed-Income Housing.
7: Mixed-Use Development.
8: Model Cities Program.
9: Model Codes.
10: Modular Construction.
11: Mortgage Credit Certificates.
12: Mortgage Finance.
13: Mortgage Fraud.
14: Mortgage Insurance.
15: Mortgage Revenue Bonds.
16: Mortgage-Backed Securities.
17: Mount Laurel.
18: Moving to Opportunity.
19: Multifamily Housing.
20: Multiple Listing Service.
21: Mutual Housing.
22: Native Americans.
23: Negative Amortization.
24: Neighborhood Stabilization Program.
25: New Towns.
26: New Urbanism.
27: Nonprofit Housing.
28: Not in My Backyard (NIMBY).
29: Nursing Homes.
30: Obsolescence.
31: Open Space and Parks.
32: Operation Breakthrough.
33: Panic Room (Safe Room).
34: Participatory Design and Planning.
35: Planned Unit Development.
36: Postoccupancy Evaluation.
37: Predatory Lending.
38: Prefabrication.
39: President&#x2019;s Committee on Urban Housing (Kaiser Commission).
40: Property Rights.
41: Property Tax.
42: Proposition 13.
43: Pruitt-Igoe.
44: Public Housing.
45: Public-Private Housing Partnership.
46: Pueblos.
47: Real Estate Developers and Housing.
48: Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974.
49: Redlining.
50: Refinancing.
51: Religion and Housing.
52: Rent Control.
53: Rent Strikes.
54: Resident Management.
55: Residential Autobiographies.
56: Residential Hotels.
57: Residential Location.
58: Residential Mobility.
59: Residential Preferences.
60: Residential Property Management.
61: Residential Satisfaction.
62: Resolution Trust Corporation.
63: Restoration of Damaged Housing.
64: Restrictive Covenants.
65: Retirement Communities.
66: Reverse-Equity Mortgage.
67: Right to Housing.
68: Rural Housing.
69: Savings and Loan Industry.
70: Second Homes.
71: Second Mortgage.
72: Segregation.
73: Self-Help Housing.
74: Shared Group Housing.
75: Shared-Equity Homeownership.
76: Shelter Poverty.
77: Single-Parent Households.
78: Single-Room Occupancy Housing.
79: Slaves, Housing of.
80: Slums.
81: Smart Growth.
82: Smart House and Automation Technologies.
83: Social Housing.
84: Solar Housing.
85: Space Standards.
86: Speculation.
87: Squatter Settlements.
88: Student Housing.
89: Subdivision.
90: Subdivision Controls.
91: Subprime Mortgage Crisis.
92: Substandard Housing.
93: Suburbanization.
94: Supply-Side Subsidies.
95: Tax Expenditures.
96: Tax Incentives.
97: Tax Increment Financing.
98: Tenant Organizing in the United States, History of.
99: Tent Cities.
100: Tenure Sectors.
101: United States Census Bureau.
102: United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
103: United States Department of Veterans Affairs.
104: Universal Design.
105: Urban Redevelopment.
106: Usury Laws.
107: Vacancy Rate.
108: Vernacular Housing.
109: Warranties.
110: Women as Housing Producers.
111: Women as Users of Housing.
112: Workforce Housing.
113: World Bank.
114: Zoning.
Appendix A: List of Organizations.
Appendix B: List of Periodicals.
Appendix C: Major Federal Legislation and Executive Orders Authorizing HUD Programs.
Index.

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