ULI Toronto: Homeless to Housed
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Webinar Summary: The real estate community has the ability to address the growing crisis of homelessness. A recent ULI report showcases U.S. case studies that address the needs of local unhoused populations. These eight projects offer a series of replicable lessons and innovative models for delivering new housing in partnership with public, private and not-for-profit organizations.
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ULI Homeless to Housed Case Study: The Village on Sage Street
Located in Reno, Nevada, The Village on Sage Street is a 216-unit dorm-style housing development for people who are working or on a low fixed income and unable to afford rent. The Village showcases the success of the private sector, service providers...
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ULI Homeless to Housed Case Study: Jazzie Collins Apartments
Jazzie Collins Apartments (the Apartments) is a permanently supportive, affordable housing development for adults exiting homelessness in San Francisco. The Apartments helped transform the project area from commercial buildings and surface parking lo...
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