We must recognize clearly that housing will not be built if costs are too high in relation to the consumer's income.
FDR: “We must recognize clearly that housing will not be built if costs are too high in relation to the consumer's income.”
On the recordNovember 26, 1937
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Message to Congress on Legislation for Private Construction of Housing
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