Housing is key to economic growth in New Orleans 
Projected job growth calls for new and renovated housing units
By Inman News, Monday, March 27, 2006.Housing deficiencies may restrain economic growth in the hurricane-ravaged New Orleans metropolitan area, and it will take about 50,000 housing renovations per year over the next three years to counter the projected shortage, according to a study prepared by an economics professor at Louisiana State University.
The study, supported by a research fund of the Financial Services Roundtable, reports that 71 percent of the damaged housing stock in the area must be renovated over the next three years to accommodate projected job gro
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