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Vivienda en el desarrollo urbano

Authors: Patrick Wakely;

Vivienda en el desarrollo urbano

Abstract

Vivienda en el desarrollo urbano examina la gama de políticas estratégicas alternativas que han sido empleadas por las agencias de vivienda estatales para este fin. Estas van desde la entrada del sector público en el mercado de la vivienda urbana a través de la construcción directa de “vivienda pública” (“convencional”) que se arrienda o transfiere a beneficiarios de bajos ingresos a tasas inferiores a las del mercado, hasta la provisión de apoyo financiero (subsidios) e incentivos no financieros para productores y consumidores del sector privado de viviendas urbanas, y para la administración de programas (“no convencionales”) de apoyos sociales, técnicos y legislativos que permitan la producción, mantenimiento y gestión de viviendas socialmente aceptables a precios y costos que sean asequibles para familias y comunidades urbanas de bajos ingresos. Se concluye con una breve revisión de la dirección que las políticas de vivienda pública han tomado durante el comienzo del siglo xxi y una reflexión sobre “adónde ir ahora”, haciendo una distinción entre las estrategias de “vivienda pública” y “vivienda social” y cómo pueden ser combinadas en un paradigma de “asociación” para el siglo XXI.

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