Small-Scale Housing Rehab for More Equitable Neighborhoods @Congress4NewUrbanism
Small-Scale Housing Rehab for More Equitable Neighborhoods  @Congress4NewUrbanism
Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This month on the webcast, we hear from Bernice Radle, founder of Buffalove Development in Buffalo, NY, and David Alade, founding partner of Century Partners in Detroit, about the role of small-scale residential housing redevelopment in creating sustainable, equitable communities that benefit existing residents. Bernice was a speaker at CNU 27.Louisville, and David's work was profiled in CNU's recently released report Building Local Strength: Emerging Strategies for Inclusive Development.

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Small-Scale Housing Rehab for More Equitable Neighborhoods

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