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  1. Housing affordability still a challenge

  2. Metropolitan Planning Council challenging web developers to create ‘Placemaking’ mobile application for Apps for Metro Chicago Illinois contest

    • Aug 30, 2011

  3. Collaboration boosting communities across metro Chicago

  4. Breaking down the barriers to opportunity

  5. Lake Zurich residents invited to take short survey about household water use, local water concerns

    • Jun 24, 2011

  6. June marks celebration of National Homeownership Month but few Latinos at the party

    • By Sylvia Puente, Executive Director, Latino Policy Forum
    • Jun 22, 2011

  7. Micropark program expands in Northwest Indiana, creating new gathering places for communities

    • By Keith D. Speaks, Executive Director, Neighborhoods Inc.
    • Jun 3, 2011

  8. Interactive public workshops in Hazel Crest, Lansing, Olympia Fields, Park Forest will shape future housing planning

    • May 27, 2011

  9. Regional housing pilot could scale up ‘Solutions for Sustainable Communities’

  10. Will County NSP program: stabilization in progress

    • By Tim Mack
    • May 17, 2011

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