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Public Housing That Worked: New York in the Twentieth Century
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Nicholas Dagen Bloom

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Mauri is on page 25 of 368

I wish there was a little more background on what these terms meant, not just the history. Bloom describes organizations pushing for housing priced at $7.50 per room or $8 per room - is 'room' a stand-in for 'apartment' here? Or does 'room' mean 'room'? I know taxes where I live used to be based on number of rooms, which is the explanation given for why my house has wonky added-on closets.

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