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Case Studies | Community Development

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A Model for Community-Based Policing in Pittsburgh
Achieving Lead Safe Housing in Cleveland
Healthy Beginnings at Home Explores a Novel Approach to Reducing Infant Mortality in Columbus, Ohio
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Community Development

Philadelphia: Former Public Housing Superblock Transformed into Modern and Affordable Housing
Royal Oak, Michigan: Affordable Housing Co-Op Preserves Senior Housing and Resident-Led Operations
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Senior Housing

Durango, Colorado: A City Land Donation Paves the Way for In-Demand Affordable Senior Housing
Jefferson, North Carolina: Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Hospital Preserves a Community Asset
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Supportive Housing

Supportive Housing Helping Domestic Violence Survivors and Their Children Recover and Thrive in the Bronx
Tacoma, Washington: Preparing Youth and Young Adults for a Second Chance
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Sustainable Housing

Norfolk, Virginia: Building Sustainable Affordable Housing
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan: A Sustainable Mixed-Income Housing Development Brings Housing Downtown
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Zoning for Affordable Housing

San Francisco, California: Inclusionary Zoning Expands the Below-Market-Rate Housing Stock
Addressing Homelessness with a Tiny-Home Village in Olympia, Washington
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Community Development

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Community Development

Philadelphia: Former Public Housing Superblock Transformed into Modern and Affordable Housing
Royal Oak, Michigan: Affordable Housing Co-Op Preserves Senior Housing and Resident-Led Operations
Tonopah, Nevada: Rehabilitated Affordable Housing Contributes to a Frontier Town’s Revitalization
Benbrook, Texas: Building a Safe and Supportive Community With Affordable Housing
Boise, Idaho: Ash+River Townhomes Brings Workforce Housing to the City's Downtown
Oakland, California: Casa Arabella Adds Affordable Housing to Fruitvale Station
Braddock, Pennsylvania: Affordable Housing for Artists Helps Revitalize the Commercial Center of a Steel Town
Richmond, Virginia: Mixed-Use Development Brings New Life to an Iconic African-American Neighborhood
Syracuse, New York: From Prison to Stability on the Outside
Rochester, New York: The Eastman Reserve Provides Housing at Eastman Business Park
Fort Wayne, Indiana: Posterity Scholar House Provides Affordable Housing and Transportation to Single-Parent Student Households
Vail, Colorado: The Vail InDEED Program Provides Deed-Restricted Workforce Housing in a Resort Market
Windsor Locks, Connecticut: A Mill’s Transformation Into Mixed-Income Housing Is Revitalizing the Downtown
Salt Lake City, Utah: The 9th East Lofts at Bennion Plaza Provides Affordable Housing in a Transit-Oriented Development
Virginia Beach, Virginia: Seaside Harbor Apartments Foster Inclusiveness Inside and Out
The Audrey M. Edmonson Transit Village Brings Affordable Housing and Community Assets to an Underinvested Neighborhood in Miami, Florida
Winder, Georgia: The Winder Housing Authority Creates a One-Stop-Shop at the Wimberly Center for Community Development
Lawrence, Massachusetts: From Textile Mill to Affordable Housing
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: The Workforce Housing Program Encourages Affordable Housing at Minimal Cost to the City
Fort Worth, Texas: Mixed Uses and Mixed-Income Housing Aim to Improve a Low-Opportunity Neighborhood
The Chicago, Illinois: Building Affordable and Integrated Housing for People Living with Disabilities
Washington, DC: Preserving Affordable Housing at the Atlantic Apartment Homes
Chicago, Illinois: Rosenwald Courts Apartments Preserves History and Provides Affordable Housing in Bronzeville
Houston, Texas: Delivering Homes in Near Northside
San Francisco, California: Well-Designed Affordable Housing Does More than Shelter
San Bernardino, California: Valencia Vista Kicks Off Public Housing Redevelopment
Newark, New Jersey: Renovating a Historic Landmark for Revitalizing Downtown
Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Rebuilding Public Housing and Strengthening a Community at Westlawn Gardens
Chicago, Illinois: The City’s Troubled Building Initiative Renovates and Preserves Deteriorating Apartments
St. Louis, Missouri: The Flance Early Learning Center Opens Doors to Opportunity in the Carr Square Neighborhood
Seattle, Washington: Mixed-Use Development Provides Affordable Housing at Plaza Roberto Maestas
Baltimore, Maryland: Revitalizing the Oliver Neighborhood through Historic Preservation
Seattle, Washington: Prioritizing Health in Public Housing Redevelopment
Dayton, Ohio: A Creative and Collaborative Plan to End Chronic Homelessness
Houston, Texas: Disaster Recovery Funding Rebuilds Housing and Revitalizes Neighborhoods
The Atlanta BeltLine
Urban Land Institute MN Regional Council of Mayors
Mitigating displacement in a rapidly changing neighborhood
Colorado Metro Mayors Caucus
Corridors of Opportunity Along the Green Line
Chicago, Illinois: Art, Housing, and Revitalization in the Greater Grand Crossing Neighborhood
Boston, Massachusetts: Innovatively Preserving Affordable Housing
Austin, Texas: Realizing a Sustainably Planned Community in Mueller Redevelopment
Public-Private Partnership Transforms Public Housing into Mixed-Income Development in Dublin, California
San Luis Obispo, California: Mixed-Income Affordable Housing at Moylan Terrace
Atlanta, Georgia: Affordable Homeownership on the BeltLine
Anchorage, Alaska: Community Revitalization in Mountain View Village
Kings Beach, California: Affordable Green Housing for Service Industry Workers
Washington, D.C.: Affordable Housing at Rhode Island Row
Minneapolis, Minnesota: Preserving History and Affordable Housing in Cedar-Riverside
Leominster, Massachusetts: Allencrest Community Center

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