How Greenbelt Towns in USA have developed spatial management systems after town sales

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During the Great Depression in the 1920's, the US Government developed three social housing projects called as "Greenbelt Towns". They were named as "Greenbelt" (Maryland), "Greenhills" (Ohio) and "Greendale" (Wisconsin). After the World War II, the Government disposed of the towns, and the houses were converted to private properties. This study, based on on-site surveys, clarified what social changes these Greenbelt Towns had experienced after the sale of towns, and what spatial transformations had occurred through such changes.