Recent Research Results, June 1997

HUD's Housing Programs Serve Diverse Groups
New Code Would Save Energy Dollars
Envisioning the Next Generation of Manufactured Housing
U.S. Housing Market Remains Buoyant

How to Contact HUD USER
Dates to Remember

July 14-17. Managing Maintenance in Public Housing, Chicago, IL. Contact: National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (202) 429-2960, ext. 270.
July 16-18. National Alliance to End Homelessness 5th Annual Membership Conference, Washington, DC. Contact: National Alliance to End Homelessness (202) 638-1526.
July 21-25. Neighborhood Reinvestment Training Institute, Chicago, IL. Contact: Neighborhood Reinvestment Corporation (800) 438-5547.
July 23. Organizational Issues in Community-Based Development Corporations, Chicago, IL. Contact: Chicago Rehab Network (312) 663-3936.

Make a Note:
New Telephone Numbers
for HUD USER

Fax number: 202-708-9981

Washington, D.C. metro area phone number: 202-708-3178

HUD USER's toll-free phone number remains the same: 1-800-245-2691.

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