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Economic Impacts of Affordable Housing on New York State’s Economy

Details how $260 million in state spending over seven year on affordable housing leveraged $2.54 billion in additional federal spending and private capital.  This included 18,490 affordable housing units each year, 31,800 jobs during construction and an additional 5,650 permanent jobs to support resident spending and building maintenance

Link: 
Economic Impacts of Affordable Housing on New York State’s Economy
Issues: 
Housing
How Housing Spending Leverages Federal and Private Capital
Jobs
Calculating Job Gains from Housing
date-month: 
May, 2012
Source: 
HR&A Advisors Inc.

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