Affordable Housing
Scholar, Author Richard Rothstein Breaks Down History of Housing Segregation
Historian Richard Rothstein explored the history of policies and laws that led to racial segregation in communities
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Making the Link Between Resident Services and Successful Affordable Housing
A New Key To Affordable Housing Is Enhanced Resident Services
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The Key to Adding 374,000 D.C.-Area Housing Units? Collaboration
One high-growth region’s approach to the need for a staggering increase of housing units by 2030.
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How 60,000 Residents Helped Get to the Root of Detroit’s Housing Challenge
Community feedback helped define the unique housing challenge, and opened the door to an innovative solution.
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Five Organizations Tackling Affordable Housing
Why large employers have decided their success depends on a new definition of their role in the community.
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Neighbors for More Neighbors: How Activism, Education, and Data Conquered NIMBYism
The story behind Minneapolis becoming the first major city to end exclusive single-family zoning.
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Charlotte’s Unique Partnership Is All About Building Opportunity
When a study named Charlotte the least economically mobile big city, it changed their approach to affordable housing.
