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2. Lebanese housing bubble - Wikipedia

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   Thus, discussion of the "Lebanese housing bubble" relies on subjective evaluations of the evolution of observed real estate prices relative to their intrinsic values. In addition, there is no reliable data to estimate the average income of the Lebanese working abroad, complicating the analysis of likely reasons for a possible housing bubble.

3. Choueifat - Wikipedia

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   Choueifat is a Druze city in southeast of Beirut, Lebanon, with a history of olive cultivation and industrial development. It is also the home of the Arslan family and the International School of Choueifat.

4. Subsidized housing in the United States - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the history, types, and challenges of subsidized housing programs in the U.S. that provide rental assistance for low-income households. Find out how federal, state and local agencies administer and fund public housing, Section 8, and other forms of subsidized housing.

5. New housing and restaurants will extend Lebanon's ... - AOL

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   Nov. 1—LEBAON — A development proposed to extend Lebanon's downtown is on track to open in 2022 with new housing, restaurants and retail options. 511 North Broadway is mixed-use project that ...

6. Low-Income Housing Tax Credit - Wikipedia

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   Learn how the LIHTC program works, its history, and its impact on affordable housing in the US. The LIHTC program awards tax credits to housing developers who reserve units for lower-income households, and is funded by private equity and public-private partnerships.

7. Affordable housing by country - Wikipedia

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   Housing Agency of Turkey (TOKİ) is responsible for construction of houses for lower income. Low income segment houses have longer payments, and generally equal to a month's rent. Owners are chosen by draw. Applications are limited to people without homes in the same state and limited by monthly income (5,500 TRY as of September 2020). [49]