in-house agency

How can we get the names of house agencies there?

Nine housing agencies have been on the list since it started.

Any increase would have to be approved by the housing agency.

I've spoken to city housing agencies, which say they know nothing about it.

The housing agency maintained that the group should not have been there in the first place.

Instead, when the loan was paid off this year, the housing agency decided to move out.

To impose its will on everyone else, the housing agency must sue in court.

If that does not work, file a complaint with the housing agency.

She walked home, cleaned the flat and then called the housing agency.

But the housing agency itself could frustrate the purpose of the law.

In 1991, his aides said, the housing agency took over 72 buildings, and sold 11.

Again, the housing agency is handling the construction through private contractors.

Newark, on the other hand, left the list of troubled housing agencies only in 1993.

Current law provides only for a conciliation process within the housing agency.

The housing agency has a relocation office on the sixth floor.

Some of these tenants have appealed to the housing agency for a review.

The housing agency found probable cause to take the case before an administrative law judge or into Federal court.

The company was chosen by the residents to do the renovation and the city housing agency it.

They are also negotiating with the housing agency to operate the building themselves until it is sold.

The housing agency has already approved the first $12 million.

Housing agencies would no longer have to discriminate against those moving up the economic ladder.

The housing agency also raised the length of the payback period itself.

Then the applicants had to come up with significant matching support to show the housing agency that they meant business.

So far, 985 units have been demolished and 500 are under construction, the federal housing agency said.

Among them are the representatives of state housing agencies.