Prospects for rehabilitation of housing in central Toronto
report of research submitted to City of Toronto Planning Board and Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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Author
Contributions
- Toronto, Ont. Planning Board. - Contributor
- Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation (Canada) - Contributor
Publication
1966 - City of Toronto Planning Board, Toronto, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
30,500 words, Guess
Page Count
122 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL4617595M
- OCLC Control Number32834
- Internet Archiveprospectsforreha00rose
- Library of Congress Control Number77413799
Classifications
- DDC711/.59
- LCCHD7305.T68 R58
Alternate Titles
- Rehabilitation of housing in central Toronto.
Description
This is the report of a study of attitudes towards the rehabilitation of housing maintained by the residents in older areas in downtown Toronto. The study began as an investigation of the possibility of the individual home-owners bearing the cost of housing rehabilitation. The study later included both a study into the question of the will or motivation of the owner of private property to make such improvements and a study of the attitudes of home-owners towards the rehabilitation of their housing structures.
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- Prospects for rehabilitation of housing in central Toronto: report of research submitted to City of Toronto Planning Board and Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation.
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