Will OPC’s Community Benefits Extend Past Woodlawn? – South Side Weekly

“The Department of Housing, University Illinois Chicago, DePaul University, the University of Chicago all have come out and said there’s a housing issue in South Shore,” Dixon Romeo said. “[An] eviction tracker shows that right now the Fifth Ward is the number one ward for evictions. If it is theater, what is the role that (the alderperson) is playing in this play?”
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debtsor
3 years ago

obviously, the only solution to eviction, is high rise free public housing for those that might be displaced, because it worked so well in the past.

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