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A Model for Community-Based Policing in Pittsburgh
Achieving Lead Safe Housing in Cleveland
Healthy Beginnings at Home Explores a Novel Approach to Reducing Infant Mortality in Columbus, Ohio
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Anaheim, California: Adaptive Reuse of Motel Provides Permanent Supportive Housing
Worcester, Massachusetts: Courthouse Lofts Preserve History and Add Mixed-Income Housing in the Downtown
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Durango, Colorado: A City Land Donation Paves the Way for In-Demand Affordable Senior Housing
Jefferson, North Carolina: Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Hospital Preserves a Community Asset
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Owasso, Oklahoma: Providing a Safe and Stable Community for People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Supportive Housing Helping Domestic Violence Survivors and Their Children Recover and Thrive in the Bronx
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Sustainable Housing

Greenville, Mississippi: Reserves at Gray Park Adds Affordable, Energy-Efficient Housing on Underutilized City Land
Norfolk, Virginia: Building Sustainable Affordable Housing
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Zoning for Affordable Housing

San Francisco, California: Inclusionary Zoning Expands the Below-Market-Rate Housing Stock
Addressing Homelessness with a Tiny-Home Village in Olympia, Washington
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Zoning for Affordable Housing

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Zoning for Affordable Housing

San Francisco, California: Inclusionary Zoning Expands the Below-Market-Rate Housing Stock
Addressing Homelessness in Olympia, Washington
Kirkland, Washington: Cottage Housing Ordinance
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Los Angeles, California: Small Lot Ordinance
Portland, Oregon: Living Smart Program
San Jose, California: Excellence in Affordable Housing Design at Paseo Senter

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