Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1933 — Page 11

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CITY IS FACING 'HUGE SHORTAGE OF GOOD HOMES Demand for Better Type of of Housing Forecast by Cantwell. "One of these days we are going to wake up and find there Is a real demand in Indianapolis for new homes of the better type," J. Frank Cantwell, home complete exposition director, said, at a meeting of the Indianapolis Home Builders* Association last nieht. Mr. Cantwell, who last week attended a housing conference at Chir cago, said it was reported at the meeting that at least 20 per cent of the houses now inhabited in the United States are insanitary and unfit for human habitation. Reports indicated, he added, that the United States faces a tremendous house shortage brought abr ut by families having "doubled up," and obsolete property being razed. Investigation revealed, he said, that 200 old buildings here have been razed because the property was not modern enough to rent or because owners felt taxes were too high on the property in relation to rentals. Declaring many homes here are Vacant because the owners can not borrow funds to make necessary improvements. William L. Bridges, of Bridges & Graves, advocated that the government be urged to make loans direct to home owners instead of through building and loan assort t ions and the federal home loan bank.

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