United States of America

Our assessments show a minimum of 20% can be realized by governments on social housing costs within the United States and in many larger cities as much as 38+ percent.

Using the 20% estimate, nation wide between the Federal, State and Municipal governments savings in excess of 100 billion annually can become a reality such savings could be put to better use for debt reduction, infrastructure or job creation programs.

In 2001, New York City spent: $490 million on emergency shelter and services $127 million on homeless prevention programs $121 million on permanent housing for homeless people Ref. U.S. Data from The Partnership for the Homeless

If the Ayess Housing Solution were adopted in New York, in just two years they could eliminate the homeless problem they face and by the third year potentially save over $ 700 million dollars a year in payouts. That works out to over $ 7 Billion in Savings by year 13 for just New York alone.

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