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Regional Housing Initiative: A Letter to Developers of Affordable Housing

The Regional Housing Initiative provides incentives to support the development or rehab of well-managed, well-designed mixed-income homes located near jobs and transit.

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affordable housing, community development, Cook County, Housing, housing endorsement criteria, Lake County, Regional development, Urban development

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