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1. Proposed federal housing cuts overshadow landmark Illinois progress

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Mar 29, 2005

2. Forum on community building and mixed-income housing draws more than 200 attendees

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Feb 10, 2005

3. Letter to the Editor: Illinois’ first comprehensive housing plan

   • By Robin Snyderman and Robin Snyderman
   • Jan 28, 2005

4. Governor releases first ever comprehensive state housing plan

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Jan 24, 2005

5. MPC releases Progress Report on "Building Successful Mixed-Income Communities" as part of the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA) Plan for Transformation.

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Dec 29, 2004

6. CHA boosts funding for Service Connector program up to $20.5 million in 2005

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Nov 30, 2004

7. New resources available to expand Project Opportunity for developers and owners

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Nov 17, 2004

8. Public forum explores the role of parks and community centers in the creation of healthy mixed-income communities

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Sep 1, 2004

9. MPC Releases New Progress Report on CHA's Plan for Transformation

   • By Robin Snyderman
   • Jul 9, 2004

10. Commercial development and job opportunities, key elements for the success of the mixed-income communities created by the CHA Plan for Transformation

    • By Robin Snyderman
    • Jun 16, 2004

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