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  1. More Choices for More Families: What we learned at the Sixth National Housing Mobility Conference

    • By Breann Gala and MPC Research Assistant Luz Reyna
    • Jul 29, 2015

  2. How can we make it easier for developers and communities to deliver the affordable housing we need?

  3. Housing experts to identify the most effective ways to move families out of poverty at Chicago conference July 15-16

    • Jul 7, 2015

  4. What does the proposed Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule mean for Chicago?

  5. The intertwining successes of economic and housing mobility

  6. Affordable Requirements Ordinance passes City Council

  7. What if Chicagoland grew like Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Atlanta or Seattle?

  8. Why aren’t we talking about segregation in Chicago?

  9. Gentrification? We'll see.

  10. MPC commends Affordable Requirements Ordinance update, encourages City to explore additional improvements

    • Dec 5, 2014

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