Cincinnati / Louisville / Boston / Washington / DC / Bronzeville / Pittsburgh / Atlanta / Hartford / Durham / /
Company
Local Initiatives Support Corporation / The Community Builders Inc. / UJIMA / Target Group / Quad Community Development Corporation / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
University of Chicago / University of Chicago HOUSING POLICY DEBATE / Park DuValle complex / Copley Place mall / /
IndustryTerm
re-engineered housing product / affluent retail core / retail / stakeholder working / private services / food preparation / transportation assistance / public transportation / responsive public services / public systems / public services / neighborhood systems / individual services / retail corridors / needed infrastructure / prime real estate / property management / public housing site / higher-quality retail / tangible products / social networks / supportive services / elderly services / higher-order public services / /
NaturalFeature
Back Bay / /
Organization
Brookings Institution / MacArthur Foundation / FANNIE MAE FOUNDATION / Chicago Housing Authority / DuValle Education Center / the University of Chicago / Atlanta Housing Authority / University of Chicago HOUSING POLICY DEBATE / Oakwood Civic Association / D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / Department of Transportation / /
Person
Turbov / Jerry Abramson / Richard Daley / Mindy / Valerie Piper / Patrick M. Costigan / Mark L. Joseph / /
Position
Mayor / Vice President / Author / high-performing elementary school / major Chicago businesses / /
249 Comment on Mark L. Joseph’s “Is Mixed-Income Development an Antidote to Urban Poverty?” Patrick M. Costigan