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  1. Taking action: Choosing consolidation

    • By Josh Ellis and MPC Research Assistant David Garza
    • Jul 9, 2014

  2. The jobs-housing puzzle: Why an increase or decrease in jobs is a regional issue

  3. Old Place New Tricks: Bringing bustle back to Stortorget Square in Norway

    • By Joanna Mikulska, cultural animator and social and cultural events producer
    • Jul 8, 2014

  4. Marketing transportation services to Chicago's Polish community

  5. In 2015, cuts likely for U.S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development budget

  6. Nominate now for the 2014 Burnham Award for Excellence in Planning

  7. The jobs-housing puzzle: Do you work where you live?

    • By Yonah Freemark and MPC Research Assistant Chris Hale
    • Jun 23, 2014

  8. The jobs-housing puzzle: Locating our region’s residents and workers

    • By Yonah Freemark and MPC Research Assistant Chris Hale
    • Jun 23, 2014

  9. Old Place New Tricks: People and process in the U.S. and Europe

  10. Old Place New Tricks: How can sharing create places?

    • By Kara Riggio and MPC Research Assistant Magdalena Kubecka
    • Jun 23, 2014

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