Figuring out the most appropriate reuse for the vacant structures or land is a central task for anyone working to plan, redevelop or rebuild cities and neighborhoods….
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So you want to attend the Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference (RVP). It sounds awesome, right? Three days of networking, learning relevant skills, and seeing real-life examples of…
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Recommendations for changes to Detroit’s Rental Ordinance to help more renter households access safe, healthy housing.
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Code enforcement from A to Z: when it works, when it doesn’t, and how local governments can make code enforcement systems more fair for all.
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On World Food Day, which is themed “Family Farming: Feeding the World, Caring for the Earth” this year, we’re exploring how the reuse of vacant properties can be…
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St. Louis, Missouri October 9-11, 2024 Registration Registration for the 2024 Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference is now closed. Conference Pricing Early Rate Regular Rate Public Sector $625…
Read More »The National Land Bank Network’s Rural Land Bank Learning Exchange is an opportunity for rural land bank leaders and partners to connect and learn about the challenges…
Read More »As of 2024, there are over 300 urban, suburban, and rural land banks across the United States helping communities tackle the growing problem of vacant, abandoned,…
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We are pleased to welcome our newest staff member, Natalie Pruett, Program Officer of Michigan Initiatives, to the Community Progress team. To introduce her, we asked her…
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