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HUD User makes available printed and electronic copies of published HUD research. Primarily sponsored by HUD's Office of Policy Development and Research, these reports, executive summaries, case studies, and guidebooks span the fields of housing and urban development and are available as free downloads. Most reports can also be ordered in hard copy from the HUD User Web Store.

Publications -> Housing Production and Technology

Energy, Environment, and Green

Technology Roadmap: Energy Efficiency in Existing Homes - Volume Three: Prioritized Action Plan

Authors:

Newport Partners, LLC

Report Acceptance Date:

May 2004

Technology Roadmap: Energy Efficiency in Existing Homes-Volume Two: Strategies Defined

Authors:

NAHB Research Center Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

October 2003

The Practice of Low Impact Development

Authors:

NAHB Research Center Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

July 2003

Study of HUD's Site Contamination Policies

Authors:

ICF Consulting, Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

July 2003

Improving Air Distribution Systems (ADS) Performance in Manufactured Homes

Authors:

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development

Manufactured Housing Research Alliance

Report Acceptance Date:

January 2003

Accelerating the Adoption of Vacuum Insulation Technology in Home Construction, Renovation, and Remodeling

Authors:

NAHB Research Center Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

December 2002

Overview of Retrofit Strategies: A Guide for Apartment Owners and Managers (September 2002, 44 p.)

Authors:

Water Resources Engineering, Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

September 2002

Retrofitting Apartment Buildings To Conserve Water: A Guide for Managers, Engineers, and Contractors (September 2002, 48 p.)

Authors:

Water Resources Engineering, Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

September 2002

PATH Technology Roadmap: Energy Efficiency in Existing Homes

Authors:

NAHB Research Center Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

June 2002

Life Cycle Assessment Tools to Measure Environmental Impacts: Assessing Their Applicability to the Home Building Industry

Authors:

NAHB Research Center Inc.

Report Acceptance Date:

December 2001