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Montgomery County Land Reutilization Corporation has an initiative focused on reforesting urban areas. Here, they are adding seedling trees to a lot to prevent dumping and offer…
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Field Temple is working in their community to create a meditation space that cultivates beauty, refuge, and tranquility and is accessible to all who walk in the…
Read More »The Center for Community Progress helps people turn vacant spaces into vibrant places. We are the only national nonprofit dedicated to tackling vacant properties and drive change…
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In 2010, the City of Baltimore kicked off an ambitious effort to address its vacant property challenges, an effort it called Vacants to Value (V2V). After five…
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A collaborative of nonprofit organizations, including Center for Community Progress, has released the comprehensive Georgia Land Bank Resource Manual (PDF) to guide stakeholders through the process of creating new…
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More Info News Release (PDF) Photo Gallery Community Progress Leadership Institute FLINT, Mich. – Delegations from seven cities across three states have been selected to attend the 2015 Community…
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More Info News Release (PDF) Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference DETROIT – The sixth national Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference will come to Detroit, Michigan, May 19-21, 2015, announced the…
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More Info News Release (PDF) Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference Media Kit WASHINGTON, D.C. – The seventh national Reclaiming Vacant Properties Conference will come to Baltimore, Maryland, on September 28-30,…
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More Info News Release (PDF) National Technical Assistance Technical Assistance Scholarship Program (TASP) Cleveland, Lucas County, St. Louis will receive guidance from Center for Community Progress WASHINGTON, D.C….
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – For Valentine’s Day, the #LoveThatLot campaign is encouraging people to engage in “Public Displays of Affection” for outstanding vacant property revitalization projects. The Center for Community…
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