The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will make many of their marketable housing properties in the southeastern United States and elsewhere available to hurricane refugees.  HUD Secretary Alphonso Jackson said that an "overwhelming" response from government and private officials would make housing available as soon as the middle of next week.  HUD housing centers as far away as Philadelphia and Detroit would be making properties available.  HUD is considering offering these properties to displaced persons regardless of their income and allowing the refugees to use the properties for up to one year.
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US Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide housing for Katrina refugees