This project was bought out by International Telephone and Telegraph in 1958. The family that named this project included the businessman William, who decided to exclude black families from buying in. The character of this project changed in 1949 due to Veterans Administrati
This project was bought out by International Telephone and Telegraph in 1958. The family that named this project included the businessman William, who decided to exclude black families from buying in. The character of this project changed in 1949 due to Veterans Administration loans, which enabled it to sell units for sixty dollars a month and no (*) down payment. The first two years of this project involved the construction of six thousand Cape Cod-style homes. This Nassau County development was built at a rate of 150 houses per week. For 10 points, identify this planned community of identical two-bedroom homes, a Long Island suburb that symbolized new housing arrangments in postwar America.
This project was bought out by International Telephone and Telegraph in 1958.
Levittown