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Manufactured Housing: An Affordable Housing Opportunity for Post Industrial Cities
| Date: | May 19, 2020 |
| Author(s): | Grace Celik, Erin Engle, Libertad Figuerero, Samuel Gallivan, Nicole Hill, David Kelly, Melanie Monroy, Rakshanda Nagaraj, Brennon Thompson, Angelina White, Joshua Wilcox, Ernest Sternberg, Sydney Alford |
| Topic(s): | Economic Development: General, Environment: Air Pollution, Climate Change, and Energy, Environment: Buildings and Housing, Environment: General, Environment: Land Use, Housing / Neighborhoods: General, Housing / Neighborhoods: Green Housing, Housing / Neighborhoods: Housing Conditions and Repairs, Housing / Neighborhoods: Neighborhood Renewal, Housing / Neighborhoods: Policies and Programs |
| Type: | Publication |
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"This report was prepared by graduate students in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University at Buffalo, as the assignment in "practicum" (sometimes called studio) course required for the Master of Urban Planning degree. Professor Ernest Sternberg was our instructor. "
"Our practicum's main objective has been to provide experience in preparing a professional report that can potentially be acted upon by interested parties for public benefit. While we are aware that manufactured housing may only be appropriate for certain cities with an abundance of vacant land, we hope that this report can serve as a resource guide that can help those cities implement manufactured housing as one potential solution to sever problems of housing affordability."