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Anchor Institutions

Healthy Beginnings at Home Explores a Novel Approach to Reducing Infant Mortality in Columbus, Ohio
Creating and Preserving Affordable Housing in Denver’s RiNo Art District
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Community Development

Benbrook, Texas: Building a Safe and Supportive Community With Affordable Housing
Boise, Idaho: Ash+River Townhomes Brings Workforce Housing to the City's Downtown
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Senior Housing

Jefferson, North Carolina: Adaptive Reuse of a Historic Hospital Preserves a Community Asset
U.S. Case Studies: U.S. and Japan Case Studies: Aging In Place 2020
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Supportive Housing

Tacoma, Washington: Preparing Youth and Young Adults for a Second Chance
South Salt Lake, Utah: The Hub Provides Opportunity for Persons of Mixed Abilities
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Sustainable Housing

Ventura, California: Affordable Farmworker Housing Designed for Sustainability and Climate Resiliency
San Juan, Puerto Rico: Mixed-Income Housing Transforms the Commonwealth's 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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Sustainable Housing

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Sustainable Housing

Ventura, California: Affordable Farmworker Housing Designed for Sustainability and Climate Resiliency
San Juan, Puerto Rico: Mixed-Income Housing Transforms the Commonwealth’s Affordable Housing
Woodland, California: Affordable Housing for Agricultural Workers Builds Community Leaders
Santa Monica, California: The Arroyo Provides Affordable and Sustainable Housing
Columbus, Ohio: Fairwood Commons Uses Energy-Efficient Design To Enhance the Affordability of Aging in Place
Pueblo of Acoma, New Mexico: Cedar Hills Development Adds Affordable Housing, Sustains the Environment and Tribal Culture
Portland, Maine: 409 Cumberland Avenue Apartments Add Affordable Housing and Promote Sustainable Food and Healthy Living
Minneapolis, Minnesota: A Revitalized Gateway to the Philips Neighborhood
BRIGHT Study Finds Improved Health at Boston Housing Authority’s Old Colony Homes
Improving the Respiratory Health of Alaska Native Children
Fort Peck Indian Reservation, Montana: Expanding Housing Opportunities on Tribal Lands
Preserving Retail and Increasing Affordable Housing in Downtown Brattleboro, Vermont
Sacramento, California: Smart Growth in Historic Alkali Flat
Boulder, Colorado: Infill Workforce Housing
El Paso, Texas: Net-Zero Energy Housing for Seniors
Elkton, Maryland: Preserving Rural Housing
Chicago, Illinois: Historic Green Rehabilitation at Harvest Commons
Tampa, Florida: Addressing the Housing and Transportation Cost Burden
Richmond, Virginia: Supporting Mixed-Income Neighborhoods
Ohkay Owingeh, New Mexico: Tribal-Led Cultural Preservation
Dallas, Texas: Congo Street Green Initiative Provides Important Lessons in Community Revitalization
Bronx, New York: Innovative Design of Via Verde's Affordable Housing Development
East Greenwich, Rhode Island: Cottages on Greene’s Innovative Approach to Infill
Seattle’s High Point Redevelopment Project
St. Louis, Missouri: Crown Square Historic Rehabilitation in Old North St. Louis
Lancaster, California: Affordable Artist Housing Leads Smart Growth Transformation

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