Chicago's Revitalization Story
22 September 2000 - 10:00am
Chicago's North Town Village revitalization project represents a new way of looking at urban renewal.
Established in 1993 to eradicate severely distressed public housing, the HOPE VI program takes a more comprehensive look at the meaning of "decent, safe and sanitary housing." North Town village is a model for the CHA's implementation of its Plan for Transformation, a $1.5 billion revitalization program for existing public housing sites. (The full text of this article may not be available on the APA web site.)
Full Story:
Renewing Urban Renewal
Source:
Planning Magazine, September 19, 2000
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