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  1. Chicago employers unlock gridlock, achieve sustainability goals, support neighborhood recovery through Commute Options, Employer-Assisted Housing

  2. The Cities That Work Series: Employer-Assisted Housing a strategy for our mega-region

  3. MPC invites area employers to partner in promoting stable housing market, workforce

  4. President Clinton addresses energy efficiency and other economic recovery strategies

  5. Housing development in Chicago's south suburbs showcases burgeoning partnership between private, public sectors

  6. Deadline extended! 2012 Burnham Award for Excellence in Planning

  7. RTA Board votes to fund Commute Options program, through which area employers provide incentives to help workers drive less

    • Apr 18, 2012

  8. Hope (for housing) springs eternal in Chicago's south suburbs

    • By Melvin Thompson, Habitat for Humanity Chicago South Suburbs
    • Apr 17, 2012

  9. CNT helps housing counselors prepare clients for large, hidden homeownership expense: transportation costs

    • By Stefanie Shull and Adam Mays, Center for Neighborhood Technology
    • Apr 2, 2012

  10. Rehabbed homes available in the south and near west suburbs – read on!

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