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  1. Fed housing finance rules stunting Chicago’s growth

    • By John Norquist, President and CEO, and Benjamin Schulman, Communications Director, Congress for the New Urbanism
    • Feb 14, 2012

  2. Senate transportation bill passes out of finance committee; Transit tax benefit included

  3. Reflections on a trailblazer: a tribute to Jean Allard

  4. Helping America's homeowners

    • By Ill. Gov. Pat Quinn
    • Feb 6, 2012

  5. Housing collaboratives to help implement new Illinois pilot for addressing vacant, abandoned buildings

  6. House committee votes to end dedicated funding source for public transit; amendment to restore bike and ped programs fails

  7. Gov. Quinn announces Illinois Foreclosure Prevention Network

  8. Vacant properties in Latino communities: a discouraging irony

    • By Juliana Gonzalez-Crussi, Policy Analyst & Housing Outreach Coordinator, Latino Policy Forum
    • Feb 2, 2012

  9. House transportation bill to be marked-up today

  10. Property registrants encouraged to attend 2/10 workshop on Cook County Vacant Building Ordinance

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