Report No. 13, published in 1966 by the Housing and Redevelopment Board, City of New York. First edition, 4to (8.5 × 13 inches), stapled blue pictorial self-wrappers, 28 pages, typescript reproduced recto only, with statistical tables throughout. A detailed municipal assessment of New York City's Mitchell-Lama housing program, documenting its development, financing, legislative constraints, and projected expansion through 1970. Includes eleven appendix tables identifying individual housing developments, unit counts, mortgage commitments, and construction schedules. An important primary-source document of postwar New York urban planning and middle-income housing policy, issued at the beginning of the John V. Lindsay administration. From the working library of architectural historian Carol Herselle Krinsky, though unmarked. Light fading, soiling, and edge wear to wrappers; staple oxidation; interior clean.
Report No. 13, published in 1966 by the Housing and Redevelopment Board, City of New York. First edition, 4to (8.5 × 13 inches), stapled blue pictorial self-wrappers, 28 pages, typescript reproduced recto only, with statistical tables throughout. A detailed municipal assessment of New York City's Mitchell-Lama housing program, documenting its development, financing, legislative constraints, and projected expansion through 1970. Includes eleven appendix tables identifying individual housing developments, unit counts, mortgage commitments, and construction schedules. An important primary-source document of postwar New York urban planning and middle-income housing policy, issued at the beginning of the John V. Lindsay administration. From the working library of architectural historian Carol Herselle Krinsky, though unmarked. Light fading, soiling, and edge wear to wrappers; staple oxidation; interior clean.
