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  1. IHDA announces matching funds for Employer-Assisted Housing downpayment assistance

  2. Where's the love for governmental collaboration? Suburban partnerships need our support

  3. Smashing traditional notions of rental housing

  4. Planning is our Middle Name: MPC represents at the 2013 American Planning Association national conference

  5. Anchor Institutions: Revitalization through Housing Investment

  6. Tune in at noon for live broadcast of Employer-Assisted Housing roundtable

  7. MPC by the Numbers: 2012 Edition

  8. Carpentersville business leader redeveloping foreclosed homes for local workers, families

  9. Employers help revitalize Philadelphia neighborhoods

    • By Christopher Waters
    • Aug 28, 2012

  10. Engineering firm reduces car fleet, saves money with I-GO Car Sharing

    • By Christopher B. Burke, PhD, PE, D.WRE, President, Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd.; Member, Metropolitan Planning Council Board of Governors
    • Aug 16, 2012

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