URBN PL M203
Housing Segregation, Housing Discrimination, and Evolution of Public Policy
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(Same as Law M526.) Seminar, three hours; two field trips. Consideration of selected aspects of housing law and policy, including current federal and state housing subsidies; remedies of housing consumers; impacts of market discrimination against children, racial minorities, and women; and local governmental laws influencing cost and supply, such as antispeculation and rent control legislation. Catalytic role of economic and community development in expansion of housing supply also considered. Letter grading.
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