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1. Zoning for a Better Chicago: MPC Zoning Reform Recommendations

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   • Feb 26, 2002

2. Public Housing in the Public Interest: Examining the Chicago Housing Authority's Relocation Efforts

   • Publication
   • (125 KB)
   • Posted by Robin Snyderman
   • Feb 1, 2002

3. Technology and Sensible Growth

   • Publication
   • Nov 6, 2001

4. Public Housing in the Public Interest: Examining the Chicago Housing Authority's Proposed Service Connector Model

   • Publication
   • (434 KB)
   • Posted by Robin Snyderman
   • Jun 1, 2001

5. Expanding Housing Options through Inclusionary Zoning

   • Publication
   • (180 KB)
   • Jun 1, 2001

6. Transportation Solutions for Employers and Employees: Transportation Management Association of Lake-Cook

   • Publication
   • (142 KB)
   • Feb 28, 2001

7. Transportation Solutions for Employers and Employees: United Parcel Service, Hodgkins, Illinois

   • Publication
   • (148 KB)
   • Feb 28, 2001

8. Housing Trends and the Geography of Race, Poverty, and Neighborhood Renewal

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   • Feb 1, 2001

9. Forecasts of the Rental Housing Market in Metropolitan Chicago: Model and Preliminary Results

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   • Jan 10, 2001

10. Creating Value through Sensible Growth

    • Publication
    • Dec 21, 2000

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