Developing Affordable Housing Ecosystems World Wide
[Continued from yesterday's Part 1.]
[Previous Months In Review available here: May 09, Apr 09, Mar 09, Feb 09, Jan 09]
Although yesterday’s half of the June review included nothing but bad news of valuable innovations broken or disrupted, the month also included stories showing that Schumpeter was right: some things deserve to be broken.
Too bad for [...]
[Previous Months In Review available here: May 09, Apr 09, Mar 09, Feb 09, Jan 09]
Who, me?
Busted things dominated June’s posts, a trend of which I was unaware until compiling the month-in-review. June was busting up all over, starting with the sad spectacle of properties less costly demolished than boarded up, in Plowing it [...]
[Previous Months In Review available here: Apr 09, Mar 09, Feb 09, Jan 09]
Though housing is the output of an enormously complex, ever-changing, hugely capitalized value chain, unlike other abstract capital-markets products like Credit Default Swaps, we all connect to it because we live in its [...]
[Previous Months In Review available here: Mar 09, Feb 09, Jan 09]
[Continued from yesterday's Part 1.]
As we continue reviewing April, the global capital de-leveraging now taking place is having impact at a series of rising steps in the value chain, starting with individual buyers (I was dumb so give me my money back), families (Discreet [...]
[Previous Months In Review available here: Mar 09, Feb 09, Jan 09]
My blog isn’t the only source of periodic writing.
So much prose, it surfaces in multiple outlets
A year into the LIHTC equity markets disruption, over at my for-profit consultancy we published an important piece, Policy Update 74, Rethinking and Re-engineering the LIHTC Value Chain [...]
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