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Low quality homes and the housing crisis

By Ross Elliott - posted Thursday, 30 January 2025

Levittown aerial – as it was in the 1950s. Also provided were community swimming pools, parks and basic recreation areas.

Levittown today. Generations of home improvements and civic investment have made this once entry level starter home development a mature community.

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Ross Elliott is an industry consultant and business advisor, currently working with property economists Macroplan and engineers Calibre, among others.