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Public Housing in the Public Interest: Examining the Chicago Housing Authority's Relocation Efforts

  • Posted by Robin Snyderman, Vice President of Community Development
  • February 1, 2002

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The third in MPC's series of Fact Sheets examining the Chicago Housing Authority Transformation Plan.
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