Too Much of a Good Thing?
Housing First may have gone a long way toward taking homeless individuals off the street, but it's leaving families out in the cold. ·
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Obama’s Third Way
Barack Obama carried lessons he learned as a community organizer to the political arena. Both organizers and politicians would be wise to study them closely. ·
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Toward a Common Agenda
Growing shared-equity housing ·
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Asset-Building Comes of Age
From IDAs to comprehensive community wealth building, the number of strategies to increase personal and collective assets is growing. ·
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A Winning Campaign
Housing advocates in Washington, D.C., marshaled four strategies for achieving inclusionary-zoning policies designed to protect affordability in a rapidly gentrifying city. ·
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The Purchase of a Lifetime
The bank balked. Neighbors grumbled. But these poor tenants would not be swept away in the real estate boom. ·
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City Hall Steps In
Local governments are embracing community land trusts to promote and preserve affordable housing. ·
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Gaining Ground
Manufactured-home communities, long vulnerable to displacement at the whim of park owners, are working with nonprofit partners to increase resident ownership of the land. ·
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Introduction
With the publication last fall of "Shared Equity Homeownership: the Changing Landscape of Resale-restricted, Owner-occupied Housing":http://www.nhi.org/policy/SharedEquity.html, the National… ·
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