He also wants $3 billion in additional funds for tribal affordable housing projects and $500 million for rural affordable housing projects plus $70 billion to invest in upgrading existing public housing.
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Some lived in housing projects, a few in homeless shelters.
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The NYC housing projects were a difficult place to grow up.
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Spending on both single and multifamily housing projects fell in March.
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Yuzi financed the majority of the province's affordable social housing projects.
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When I had to go to "bad neighborhoods" and housing projects.
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Aravena's Chilean housing projects, noted that this question was very pertinent
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Additional patrols have been sent to housing projects in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Community gardens have sprouted at the foot of public housing projects.
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HUD is responsible for hiring private contractors to build affordable housing projects.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects increased 7.3 percent in the Midwest.
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In the West, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects rose 4123 percent.
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Mr. Washington started spending more time in Bronx parks and housing projects.
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The money usually goes towards healthcare, education and housing projects, said Spencer.
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Analysts say most of the ongoing suburban housing projects are almost completed.
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They show the irony of housing projects, with their fancy "garden" names.
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And officials disagreed with the idea that affordable housing projects exacerbate gentrification.
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Dozens of other housing projects, many spearheaded by the army, are underway.
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CNN: What's it like in the public housing projects where your kids live?
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Under his authority, housing projects became zones of constant surveillance and police presence.
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Former gang members languished in housing projects with no means of supporting themselves.
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It finds beauty in the poorly maintained housing projects and trash-strewn sprawl.
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Shlaes also devotes a chapter to public housing projects, which expanded under Johnson.
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Federal housing projects — public housing — meant quality dwellings for the nation's working people.
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It controls contracts for public housing projects and mining and oil services concessions.
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Even so, the breed is banned from public housing projects in New York City.
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The company says it has given $40 million for affordable housing projects in Seattle.
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When Biden was starting out in politics, Smith introduced him around Wilmington's housing projects.
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Fritts helped oversee pouring municipal funds into affordable housing projects in Salt Lake City.
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René was born in Arnica and grew up in Nicolae Ceaușescu-era housing projects.
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A.A.d city, which is firmly centered in Compton's avenues, side streets, and housing projects.
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She was street tough, having grown up in the housing projects of Brownsville, Brooklyn.
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The sweep was intended to dismantle the gangs in the two public housing projects.
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The new fund will help revive more than 1,600 moribund housing projects, Sitharaman said.
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The fund will help nearly 1,600 stalled housing projects in the country, she said.
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Germany is sprinkled with innovative early modernist housing projects that will fascinate architecture obsessives.
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Aziri arrived in the housing projects of Toulouse speaking not a word of French.
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If it works for the housing projects of Los Angeles, it can work anywhere.
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This is particularly prescient when it comes to participants from Section 8 Housing Projects.
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Were there black people living in the housing projects where you lived in Berlin?
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London Terrace had elegant apartments; nearby there were, and still are, public housing projects.
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Urban housing projects have become the scene of increasing drug offenses and gang activity.
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Michelle de la Uz has made a career of tackling complicated affordable housing projects.
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Groundbreaking on multi-family housing projects declined 7.9 percent to a 325,000-unit pace.
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She explored large housing projects, talked to the local pastry shop owner and shoemaker.
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"Considering what does happen in housing projects ... I think ICE has an excellent record."
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The new rule does not affect housing projects that have been granted a selling permit.
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She called the pool the area's only swimming spot, with two public housing projects nearby.
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Black workers were excluded from housing projects and often paid triple the rent whites did.
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Carson promised to not "play favorites" with contracting opportunities for HUD's low-income housing projects.
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Similar efforts to involve private developers in public housing projects have taken place in Chicago.
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The awards, supported by UN Habitat, are presented to 10 innovative housing projects every year.
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"Côte d'Ivoire, neighbor to Ghana was emphasizing commercial buildings, offices, and housing projects," Herz said.
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That was her zoned school for the Queensbridge public housing projects in Long Island City.
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Towers, for poor tenants, conjured up failed public housing projects of the 1960s and '70s.
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"Many were failed housing projects, with 18 holes built in the middle," Mr. Plana said.
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Chicago, Newark, and Philadelphia, among other cities, have since demolished some of their housing projects.
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Then Ms. Torres-Gonzalez was killed in one of the precinct's 14 public housing projects.
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Housing projects may not be needed because people have rebuilt since the attacks, he said.
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Tarell Alvin McCraney, left, and Barry Jenkins in the Liberty Square housing projects in Miami.
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First built in the 1940s and 50s, Chicago's housing projects weren't always synonymous with neglect.
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"It turns out we're also serving a huge number of people who live in housing projects."
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To address concentrated poverty, he would replace or revamp 100 public housing projects across the country.
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Many participants come from referrals from representatives of housing projects' Tenants' Associations, through partnerships Lucia developed.
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Born in 1985, he grew up in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, in the Walt Whitman Housing Projects.
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Many buildings, particularly in secondary cities remain empty, meaning demand for new housing projects has plummeted.
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Through the church, these women could take enormously powerful roles heading hospitals, housing projects and schools.
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The housing projects were not the prettiest of places, she said, but they weren't the worst.
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Housing starts, or the number of new residential housing projects, decreased in June, plunging 12.3 percent.
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Those that remain are nearly all in city parks or on the grounds of housing projects.
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Splott, as conjured here, is a land of empty shops and anonymous, ever-growing housing projects.
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In particular, New Yorkers tend to picture midcentury-style tower-in-the-park public housing projects.
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It published mock-up photos of housing projects set against the backdrop of a Syrian countryside.
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Ms. Patton has been living in public-housing projects in a nod toward solidarity with residents.
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Proposals to help them had ranged from expropriating large property owners to speeding up affordable housing projects.
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Moonlight takes place in the Miami housing projects, and Hacksaw Ridge features characters from the Deep South.
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Before that, he grew up in the Baruch Housing Projects on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
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It's always been necessary to drive past rundown bungalows and housing projects to get to the boardwalk.
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Housing projects in Watts that used to suffer several homicides a year are now nearly murder-free.
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Other nights, boys traded shots in the cluster of housing projects across the street from the park.
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He later learned that many in the crowd lived in one of the city's roughest housing projects.
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Mixed in with new housing projects are homes badly in need of a paint and new roofs.
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The House bill goes further, eliminating a tax break on bonds used to finance affordable housing projects.
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His Garden Project series in the 1990s was based on housing projects with "gardens" in their names.
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The new fund, or special window, will help revive more than 1,600 moribund housing projects, Sitharaman said.
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Projects like the Capitol Hall, said Mr. Russo, provided a model for other "permanent supported housing" projects.
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However, the City Commission voted last year to exempt from the proposal developers of affordable housing projects.
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The city has also recently announced a program to develop publicly owned land for affordable-housing projects.
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Hackney has been upgrading its public housing projects — or council housing estates, as the British call them.
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Affordable-housing projects were already becoming harder to execute as federal support dwindled and construction costs rose.
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Shaw also allegedly wrote Facebook messages saying public housing projects should be leveled and that the Rev.
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Marshall grew up in the housing projects in Richmond, California, less than an hour from San Francisco.
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Surrounding 15th & Chris are the housing projects where Purifoy and his siblings were raised by their mother.
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We need to consider waiving the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) requirements for all homeless housing projects.
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This year, all three city police officers who have been shot were struck amid the precinct's housing projects.
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But he has benefited from profits from the housing projects he&aposs invested in that received those subsidies.
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Delivering the bicycles to schools, youth groups, housing projects and at organized rallies has become quite the affair.
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Members of the group monitor surveillance footage taken at housing projects but are kept from patrolling the streets.
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Still, land and labor shortages are constraining builders' ability to break more ground on lower- priced housing projects.
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Lee was the fourth of six children and grew up in housing projects, the San Francisco Chronicle said.
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The son of Jamaican immigrants, Mr. Gabay grew up in the Boston Secor housing projects in the Bronx.
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It still maintains large public housing projects, but is dotted with art galleries, new condominiums and expensive restaurants.
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The city was systematically destroying perfectly good housing and putting up their Le Corbusier towers as housing projects.
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On the other was AFCEC, responsible for developing and managing all of the Air Force's privatized housing projects.
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"No serious projects have been completed: no hospitals, no campus for students, no roads, no housing projects," he said.
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He wanted to tear down the high-rise public housing projects that big cities built in the mid-century.
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To this day, local politicians continue to fight affordable housing projects and policies that could make a significant difference.
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Local residents, many of whom live in surrounding housing projects, have long had a dearth of quality grocery options.
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Groundbreaking on multi-family housing projects with five units or more jumped to the highest level since September 2015.
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Agbal also said taxes would be reduced on certain housing projects, which he said would boost the construction sector.
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The council also decided to lower the tax rate on affordable housing projects to 1 percent from 8 percent.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative gave $250,20203 to support a ballot measure in California that would fund affordable housing projects.
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Why could Simpson look around the low-income housing projects of Potrero Hill and see a blazing way out?
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On Monday, authorities found a fourth victim in the Paternelle housing projects, also to the north of the city.
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Data showed U.S. new housing projects dropped 18.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.09 million units.
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He points out newly-built bridges and luxury housing projects and gestures to the tarmacked roads and wide pavements.
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Many social housing projects, such as Erno Goldfinger's Trellick Tower in London, have become much sought-after private housing.
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Most of its students come from these housing projects, as well as from four homeless shelters in the area.
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These days, the Marcy Houses are neither the worst nor the best of the city's sprawling public housing projects.
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The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative gave $250,000 to support a ballot measure in California that would fund affordable housing projects.
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The children spend hours at the playgrounds of the surrounding housing projects, where a subtle hierarchy is at work.
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"I'm not trying to forget that I grew up in the housing projects," said Moor Mother, speaking with Lhooq.
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Increasingly, Google has sought to deepen its community ties, including to two housing projects with more than 4,500 residents.
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The tax would have raised about $50 million a year to help the homeless and fund affordable housing projects.
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In both fiction and real life, Stateway Gardens, like many of Chicago's most storied housing projects, no longer stands.
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The company is involved with large-scale social-housing projects and urban developments, such as Shizimen Central Business District.
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ELECTION day, September 22015th, looked like a festival in Rinkeby, a largely immigrant neighbourhood of social-housing projects outside Stockholm.
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My father was born in New York City and grew up in the tenements and housing projects of Lower Manhattan.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects has slowed since vaulting to near a 9-1/2-year high in February.
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With such housing projects Hugo Chávez, the founder of Venezuela's "Bolivarian revolution", established himself as the benefactor of the poor.
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Médine said he wrote first to keep the youth in the housing projects from losing hope and withdrawing from society.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects has slowed since racing to near a 9-1/2-year high in February.
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The United Nations touts Frauen-Werk-Stadt as one of the best housing projects for gender equity in the world.
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The bill also grants central government more power to bulldoze opposition to housing projects from sluggish or NIMBYish local councils.
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Homeless veterans of all ages receive housing vouchers, and federally subsidized low-income housing projects give preference to the elderly.
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The 60th Precinct, which includes Coney Island, has nine public housing projects, some with long-running feuds between their residents.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects shot up 6.3 percent in the Midwest, but fell 2.2 percent in the West.
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For many, Eric's murder confirmed that Chicago's housing projects, with their squalor, drug markets, and frequent shootings, were beyond repair.
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In urban planning circles, the term "superblock" has been used to refer to sprawling public housing projects in American cities.
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Public housing projects have been underinvested in for decades leading to many thousands of units being taken out of service.
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Now, officials are investigating whether the killing was part of a dispute between rival crews of those public-housing projects.
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The aim is also for the Vietnamese government to draw upon the designs when constructing future housing projects, she said.
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Increasing the minimum amount of housing for the homeless would also make it more difficult to finance affordable housing projects.
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Mr. Vann Molyvann went on to design more than 100 buildings, including monuments, breweries, royal villas and public housing projects.
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Politicians like Mr. O Muilleoir hope the episodes at Cantrell Close will not derail plans for more integrated housing projects.
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No one rooted harder for the implosion of the Corbusian housing projects than the people forced to live in them.
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The official word is that housing projects will take their place, but no one is really expecting that to happen.
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A New York Times investigation into low-income housing projects reveals a surprising factor that keeps American cities so segregated.
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Wealthy patrons found themselves trooping through seedy housing projects, and impoverished children found themselves sailing on boats in the Hamptons.
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SWAT teams bust through the doors of housing projects, killing dozens of living humans who pose a potential infection risk.
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They plan to launch four to five premium housing projects worth a combined 9.5 billion baht in the segment next year.
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Revenues raised would be spent on public services like roads, water, electricity and sewage systems at ministry housing projects, it said.
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When this shoe first came out, James was a kid who not so long ago had been living in housing projects.
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Old and very young left behind In Chaohu, a dead-end track passes by half-finished housing projects and abandoned fields.
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That amount includes $6900 billion from counter-drug programs and $2628 billion in military construction funds, which covers base housing projects.
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In France, many immigrants and their second generation children live in often deplorable conditions in social housing projects, in poor suburbs.
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The lower GPM was due to low-margin and social housing projects delivered in the cities of Beijing, Nanchang and Changsha.
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Mr. McBride, who was born in the Red Hook housing projects, has long since moved on and up in the world.
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Some questions I will pose in the piece—the album cover depicts black people dancing in front of a housing projects.
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As head of HUD, Carson will be tasked with developing fair housing programs and managing assistance for low-income housing projects.
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The company helps the municipality with large-scale social-housing projects and urban developments, such as the Shizimen Central Business District.
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These might include locating low-income housing projects only in black neighborhoods, or barring multifamily housing from neighborhoods with good schools.
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Outside it: la banlieue, as the suburbs are collectively known, with their housing projects and cheap kebab shops and social unrest.
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The concrete bleakness of the area's run-down housing projects still brushes up, uneasily, against the new glass-fronted apartment complexes.
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She lived in the Jane Addams housing projects, worked as a seamstress by day and attended Herzl Junior College at night.
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He landed contracts with large public and private housing projects in New Orleans, as well as for office buildings and factories.
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In October the agency announced that it had chosen three "shared housing" projects to be constructed over the next few years.
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The fund manager will also invest in hotels that are a part of large, mixed-use townships and in housing projects.
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Initially, city officials said only 19 children from housing projects were found to have elevated levels of lead in their blood.
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Hailing from the Blumberg housing projects in North Philly, the brothers managed to build a strong, lifelong bond despite difficult circumstances.
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The company will also offer programs like job fairs and technology training in the neighborhood, including in the nearby Queensbridge housing projects.
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He didn't know that many of them lived in one of the city's roughest housing projects and attended its lowest-performing schools.
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The Hudson Yards district casts a wide enough net to include public housing projects that give its overall unemployment statistics a boost.
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He cited mold, lead paint, pest infestation and poor ventilation as dangers that are particularly prevalent in poorer neighborhoods and housing projects.
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The first is a land resumption policy that enables the government to seize land in order to redevelop it for housing projects.
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Under the new program, the government would use its own land banks to develop housing projects, an Economy Ministry official told Valor.
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The firm also has several plots of land where it will develop housing projects next year, he said, without going into details.
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Its attempt to capture the gang culture of the city's peripheral housing projects—the notorious quartiers nord—lacks genuine menace or desolation.
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That amount includes $2628 billion from counter-drug programs and $28500 billion in military construction (MILCON) funds, which covers base housing projects.
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Federal Housing and Urban Development records say that 0003 percent of the families in Puerto Rico's housing projects have incomes of zero.
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They headed up State Street, through a four-mile stretch of high-rise housing projects, and stopped in front of Stateway Gardens.
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Dotted with large social housing projects, the area is separated from wealthy Paris only by an extremely congested highway circling the city.
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Bushwick, and the area that the farm services, is home to public housing projects under the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA).
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Fortunately for Mr. Chyn, the demolition of many public housing projects in Chicago in the late 1990s effectively provides precisely this experiment.
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"I grew up in Brooklyn, down the block from some of the housing projects in Fort Greene," she told The Creators Project.
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Affordable housing projects have been given infrastructure status, which will result in better access to finances and increased participation from private players.
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In April, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects, the largest segment of the market, increased 3.3 percent to a 778,000-unit pace.
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From federally funded housing projects to voucher programs, criminal records can be the difference between having shelter and being on the streets.
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It survived even as public housing projects in other cities were demolished or succumbed to crime, drugs and neglect in the 1990s.
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Marshall, who grew up in the housing projects in Richmond, California spent nearly four decades climbing the corporate ladder at AT&T.
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The local government recently decided to close the Malpassé pool, a popular facility tucked between housing projects in the city's 453th district.
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Social workers began going door to door in San Juan housing projects, explaining that a pill could be taken daily to prevent pregnancy.
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And it means fixing our restrictive land use policies to make more homes possible and create more opportunities for new affordable housing projects.
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As Paula, a crack-addicted mom who resides in one of Miami's roughest housing projects, Harris turns in her best work to date.
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But part of the manual also seemed to underscore how dangerous the police perceive the corridors and stairwells of housing projects to be.
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Homeless advocates and public health officials are squaring off over a controversial Obama administration proposal to ban smoking in government-assisted housing projects.
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Born in the Bronx to Puerto Rican parents and raised in housing projects, Sotomayor's story is one of discipline and commitment to success.
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It is one of three student housing projects that the developer has underway in Belmont, said Joseph Zanzuri, AB Capstone's director of operations.
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The delirious, pink-granite fantasies of postmodernist office towers rose to loom over the gray Brutalist housing projects, left to molder and decay.
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I would invite Hannah-Jones to visit Success Academy Bed-Stuy 1, nestled between the Tompkins and Marcy housing projects, serving K-4.
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Despite the strengthening housing market fundamentals, land and labor shortages are constraining builders' ability to break more ground on lower-priced housing projects.
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They have piled on subsidies, halfhearted jobs programs and forbidding public housing projects, then forgotten about them until eruptions of violence and discontent.
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But large housing "projects" came to dominate urban landscapes and symbolize for many the unruliness and otherness of the "inner city" in decline.
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This documentary, produced by Bleacher Report, follows World Peace's childhood in the Queensbridge public housing projects in New York, and goes from there.
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About 3,000 people live in the two housing projects, which are facing a combined $344 million in repairs, or about $166,000 per unit.
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In public housing projects in Brooklyn, residents can't get help from building staff members for major maintenance issues, much less for marijuana smoke.
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Since Hurricane Katrina, much of it, along with the other housing projects in New Orleans, has been demolished, often replaced by privatized housing.
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But Mr. Bazemore, who has since tried to organize the community, said many of the children in the housing projects were never tested.
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Over the opposition and protest of residents, the city voted in 2006 to raze the four largest public housing projects, including St. Bernard.
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A law would mandate that affordable-housing projects built with city assistance must have 15 percent of the apartments reserved for the homeless.
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Signs are emerging that the new government housing projects will be entering a market that is already saturated, especially at the higher end.
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The key to encouraging more building is a revamp of local zoning rules to enhance the variety of new housing projects, she adds.
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A maximum price rise of 6 percent within six months will be allowed for housing projects designated to be sold during the same phase.
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Groundbreaking on new housing projects dropped 18.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.09 million units, the Commerce Department said on Friday.
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Reports last week showed groundbreaking on single-family housing projects rose to five-month high in July and sentiment among homebuilders increasing in August.
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The additional taxes can be used to fund things like schools or roads, or can be specifically targeted toward things like affordable housing projects.
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It was June 22009, and the men were inside the house Meat-Meat shared with several family members in Norfolk's Tidewater Gardens housing projects.
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In the UK, housing estates are similar to subsidized housing projects in the United States, though housing estates may include tenants of mixed incomes.
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Google is planning to give residents of housing projects across the U.S. free access to Fiber, its high-speed Internet, the company announced Wednesday.
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In the last few years, Moroccan firms have made significant investments across Africa in everything from financial services to housing projects to fertilizer plants.
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Besides encouraging investment from private companies, San Francisco has invested heavily in its own fiber network that connects municipal buildings, schools, and housing projects.
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King said the "terrible conditions" migrant children live in are similar to those experienced by children living in housing projects in New York City.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects tumbled 12.5 percent in the Northeast, likely as ground remained too wet after a major snowstorm in January.
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Egypt has launched a series of housing projects in recent years and is developing 42 new cities, including a new capital east of Cairo.
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To supplement the affordable housing push, SBI has also come out with special offerings for Construction Finance to the builders for affordable housing projects.
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In some cities, huge public housing projects have been demolished, including notorious complexes like Cabrini-Green, a Chicago monument to violence, degradation and failure.
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This week, it was reported that between 2012 and 2016, 820 children living in New York's housing projects were found to have lead poisoning.
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The plan features a set of executive actions, such as requiring transportation and housing projects to meet accessibility standards before they receive federal funding.
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There is also a ripple effect, they warn: Rental prices would likely rise alongside declines in affordable housing projects and vouchers available to renters.
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By the end of last year, 47 public housing projects in Beijing were using facial recognition technology, and plans were underway to expand use.
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London is a city of hope for the rap artist, who rose to fame from humble beginnings on one of Europe's largest housing projects.
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SAGE has collaborated with a non-profit and a developer to build two affordable housing projects in the New York area totaling 230 units.
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As a white child, I grew up in abject poverty, was homeless often, and sometimes lived in poor minority neighborhoods or public housing projects.
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Elon Musk has tweeted that the bricks could cost as little as 10 cents each, and might even be given away to affordable housing projects.
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Corvias is shielded from risk in another way: It isn't obligated to repay nearly $1.9 billion in bank loans its military housing projects have received.
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That modular design means that Polyteia plans to collect and glean insight on everything from local fire departments and housing projects to schools and childcare.
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Far Rockaway is loaded with the kind of high rise public housing projects that have become dangerous virtual prisons for countless thousands of poor Americans.
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It includes dense housing projects in Harlem, where unemployment is high, as well as commercial areas of midtown Manhattan, where the population is extremely low.
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Eimertenbrink explains that most are living in "housing projects and shelters," while people like Dietmar attend as a way of getting through a recent trauma.
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U.S. homebuilding fell more than expected in November, with groundbreaking on new housing projects dropping to 1.09 million units from October's 1.34 million-unit rate.
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Most new issues posted in April on the website of China's main bond clearinghouse funded pipelines, or water treatment systems and, more worryingly, housing projects.
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Reports last week showed groundbreaking on single-family housing projects rising to a five-month high in July and sentiment among homebuilders increasing in August.
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Now it stands as an oasis in a Coney Island ravaged by mid-century urban renewal, so much of it razed to create housing projects.
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The suspension affected only homes being rebuilt by private individuals; cement continued to flow to housing projects handled by foreign governments and international aid groups.
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The funding will be used to develop new rental housing projects, as well as converting existing commercial projects including offices into rental homes, it said.
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Among senior housing projects, examples include Waterstone at Wellesley along the Charles River in the Boston area and The Lofts at McKinley in downtown Phoenix.
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The city has identified various unused or dilapidated spaces in parks, public housing projects and schools, 28 percent of which lack dedicated physical fitness space.
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The area was transformed in the 220s, amid the post–World War II population boom, as beach bungalows gave way to massive public housing projects.
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Regent Park was well known for being a poor/low income area around the Queen/Dundas area just east of Jarvis that had housing projects.
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These three new housing projects, on the city's north and west sides, are clearly part of what Mr. Emanuel hopes will be his ultimate legacy.
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In that book, he records the landscape around Denver and Colorado Springs, the rapid increase in housing projects in those areas and the attendant blight.
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At least two developers are looking for approval on housing projects that, if they go forward, would be Markdale's first large additions since the 1970s.
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Muli urged government and non-profit organizations to lead the way in advocating for polystyrene housing projects because they are cost-effective and relatively green.
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Proposals to make federal infrastructure funding contingent on land use reform also might be usefully extended by requiring affluent communities to accept affordable housing projects.
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One of his New Deal centerpieces, the Public Works Administration, built 47 public housing projects, all rigidly segregated, 17 for blacks, the rest for whites.
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As a result, sets — subgroups of national gangs — are splitting up and losing influence to separate, younger crews more loyal to their local housing projects.
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Last week, the governor signed a legislation package to make shelter and housing projects in LA that receive certain public funding exempt from environmental reviews.
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The moment he met Sanders, he started telling him about the conditions in the housing projects, and the seventeen billion dollars required to repair them.
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Many of the tenements Neel and her sitters inhabited gave way to cruciform housing projects; others, more recently, have been replaced by cookie-cutter condos.
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When Chicago's high-rise public housing projects were scheduled for demolition more than a decade ago, city leaders expected residents to spread across the city.
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Despite strong demand for housing, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects has slowed since racing to near a 9-1/2-year high in February.
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The government is also touting the Petro as a funding mechanism for many of the nation's Bolivarian Socialism programs, including homeless housing projects and youth initiatives.
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Unlike other white voters in Chicago, white voters near the housing projects voted for conservative candidates and voted against Obama when he ran for US Senate.
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The new location for the school is near multiple housing projects and would increase the enrollment of poor and minority students – risking the school&aposs status.
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Raised in the Jordan Downs Housing Projects in L.A.'s Watts neighborhood, Griffith-Joyner learned to do hair and nails while working at a local salon.
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Home sales data for March showed builders were unable to break more ground on lower-priced housing projects - an area where Horton has been focusing on.
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Under the new program, the government would also use its own land banks to develop housing projects, an Economy Ministry official told Valor in an interview.
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Housing projects like the one in Bethlehem must compete for resources with initiatives such as free education and social grants for millions of poor South Africans.
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As you might guess from the name of her organization, it is the fact that so many people oppose large housing projects in their own neighborhoods.
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As with many public housing projects, the local authority budgets used to manage the estates were slashed in the late 1970s, and it fell into disrepair.
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India introduced the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act in 2016 that was aimed at protecting home-buyers and ensuring developers complete housing projects on time.
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It suggested spending money instead on improving foster care and local adoption programs and helping families look after their children by funding schooling and housing projects.
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Last month, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects, the largest segment of the market, tumbled 18.63 percent to a 764,000-unit pace, the lowest since October.
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Billed as "an iconic piece of Liverpool and the Beatles' history" by the auctioneer, the proceeds will go toward a trust which manages affordable housing projects.
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I ended up at one of the worst housing projects in New York City, in Coney Island, but to me it seemed like everyone was rich.
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College: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is moving forward with new rules for college students seeking to live in government-funded housing projects.
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By proposing to raise rents in subsidized housing projects, Carson is signaling that residents should begin to get on the road to self-actualization and responsibility.
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The minister said this could include housing projects that had turned to non-performing assets for banks, as well as ones that were in bankruptcy court.
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He reeked of alcohol, and couldn't remember the woman's name or address, but he gestured in the direction of the housing projects a few blocks over.
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If you climb to the roof of one of the social housing projects surrounding it, then you can see Kotti in all its glory at once.
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A Queensbridge housing projects program allows community members to intervene and deescalate conflicts, and there have been no murders in this community since the program began.
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His recent HBO documentary, "Class Divide," chronicles West Chelsea's rapid gentrification through the eyes of children from housing projects and a private school across the street.
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For decades, we've been requiring that 20 percent of space in all major housing projects be set aside for social housing [what Americans call "public housing"].
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Large-scale 3D printing has advanced to the point that companies in the United States, China and the Netherlands are working on housing projects, she said.
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As they have been passing their leadership roles at those hospitals and housing projects on to lay people, they have found that often men replace them.
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Cities cleared old neighborhoods and replaced them with giant housing projects in vast empty spaces, arguing that crowded urban slums had become petri dishes for disease.
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Mr. Johnson said the city was facing an affordability crisis and highlighted his efforts to set aside more units for the homeless in affordable-housing projects.
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Custom-made strike plates and threaded spindles for the doors of housing projects and public schools, for instance, indicate the jury-rigged nature of city infrastructure.
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Once you notice one of the pieces by EVOL, a Berlin-based artist, you see them everywhere: electric boxes painted to resemble Aberdeen's public housing projects.
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Attorneys and investigators from his office determined that Officer Liang had shot Gurley in the pitch black stairwell of one of Brooklyn's most dangerous public housing projects.
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The idea, an urban planner's dream with a $2.5 billion price tag, would provide transit options for several large public-housing projects, one of the mayor's priorities.
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"Patrolling housing projects is dangerous," said a senior law enforcement official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation into the Bronx shooting was continuing.
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Google's hoping that its plans to roll out free gigabit internet to public housing projects—and long term, things like Project Loon—will fill those gaps. [Recode]
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Médine, 32, lives in the port city of Le Havre, where he was born and raised in the housing projects, and still makes music with childhood buddies.
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New York City has been its own gatekeeper in marshaling federal, state and city financing to decide which affordable housing projects are built or preserved, and where.
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"I know in New York City in housing projects you hear of kids dying, unfortunately that can happen when people are living in those conditions," he said.
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Last month, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects, the largest segment of the market, surged 0.43 percent to an 822,000-unit pace, the highest since November 2007.
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During Waheed's 2012-2013 tenure as president, he announced $500 million in loans from China, a significant portion of which was dedicated to infrastructure and housing projects.
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For nearly two years after the start of the program, three housing projects that had once suffered several killings a year did not have a single murder.
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In an effort to tackle its growing housing needs, Egypt has launched a series of housing projects and is developing 42 new cities, but many are underoccupied.
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The deal signed with EURABAU, CPB, Drees&Sommer and Flagman Capital includes a 450 million euro ($519 million) foreign loan to spend on the incomplete housing projects.
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In another program, the government promised to transfer 5 billion euros to the regional governments by 2019 if they spend the money on new social housing projects.
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The three new housing projects partner the Chicago Housing Authority with the Chicago Public Library system and two private developers, Evergreen Real Estate Group and Related Companies.
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The neighbors of the Saint-Barthélémy McDonald's — boxy, off-white, six-story cement housing projects with difficult reputations — are hardly more picturesque than the fast-food restaurant.
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The California Legislature, for example, is debating a bill that would significantly curtail municipalities' ability to delay urban housing projects that meet certain planning and environmental standards.
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Many, with family backgrounds in former Portuguese colonies like Angola, Mozambique and São Tomé and Príncipe, can be found in the housing projects around the Lisbon area.
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One of the smelters once stood in Red Hook, right across the street from the housing projects and right on top of some of the playing fields.
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A few of the conspirators (there are eight in all, plus an inside man at the store) seem to be children of immigrants from suburban housing projects.
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She looked around her at urban renewal, and at housing projects in particular, and saw only disastrous outcomes for the poor and enrichment for the developer class.
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We had a lot of support in, for example, low income housing projects from people were getting a raw deal from the city that ran the projects.
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Liberty City, one of the poorest sections of Miami and almost entirely black, is geographically tiny, little more than the housing projects and the blocks surrounding them.
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More banks—such as Fargo Wells and Bank of America—are requiring developers of affordable housing projects in California to meet LEED Silver standards for financing, he said.
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As the government ramps up infrastructure spending and developers rush to complete new housing projects, steel mills are consuming more iron ore and coking coal to meet demand.
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Because there was no surveillance footage of the stabbings, the case led to calls for security cameras to be installed in elevators in the city's public housing projects.
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Once, in the housing projects, a kid tried to mug him for the $2 in change he saw my father put into his pocket after buying new sneakers.
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It trains programmers even from unexpected corners such as the capital's troubled housing projects, and has opened a sister campus in Fremont, California, near Silicon Valley, encouraging ties.
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Bricks will be free if used for affordable housing projects About to finish first TBC HQ building made with Boring Bricks in the shape of a medieval watchtower
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In 2911, five years into McCaskill's second term, Shepard personally earned between $20113,22011 and $225,22011,158 from investments in housing projects that received federal subsidies, the disclosure forms show.
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The general-turned-president has since taking office launched multibillion-dollar infrastructure, development and housing projects that he says will transform the country of some 94 million people.
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All the old buildings that once made up one of the most notorious and dangerous housing projects in the country are gone, destroyed by Hurricane Katrina or redevelopment.
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It seems like everywhere you look, corrupt politicians, opportunistic lawyers, and even some greedy ordinary citizens are blocking transportation, energy, and housing projects that most Americans desperately want.
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She was there to make a two-minute public comment in favor of a dull-but-important proposal to streamline the permitting process for some affordable-housing projects.
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The apartments will be in three buildings that will rise up to 16 floors in the parking lots and grassland of housing projects in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
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And many African-Americans protested the shooting, citing concerns with tactics used by officers in housing projects and drawing parallels to other fatal shootings of unarmed black men.
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It takes a major role in assisting the municipality to develop large-scale urban development projects, such as the Shizimen Central Business District (SCBD) and social housing projects.
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I called Sister Sally Butler, who, during her seventy years as a member of the Dominican Order, provided social services and pastoral care in Fort Greene's housing projects.
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Related: Fat Joe Plugs the Bronx 'No Commission' Art Fair Inside Free Arts NYC's Mission to Fight Poverty with Art Photographer Captures Stark Stacks of Berlin Housing Projects
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A few hundred yards away, at a park ringed by socialist-style housing projects, a much smaller group of counter-protesters was assembled for a concert celebrating diversity.
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Low-interest loans, along with housing tax credits at the state, federal and local levels, have made veteran housing projects more attractive to developers of low-income housing.
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But the pairing makes sense: Like rap music in the United States, grime emerged from some of the poorest parts of the country, dilapidated inner-city housing projects.
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The $35 million program is part of HOPE VI, a U.S. Housing and Urban Development plan to replace the nation's worst housing projects with new, mixed-income residences.
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A disproportionate number of low-income housing projects built with money from federal tax credits are in majority nonwhite communities, a Times review of federal data has found.
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But critics said the findings were emblematic of widespread systemic failure at the housing agency and insufficient oversight of the city's 325 housing projects where 400,000 people live.
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In early 2016, Whittington said, executives cut the base's maintenance staff from six to five, as corporate headquarters in London demanded larger profits from their military housing projects.
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In a separate report, the Commerce Department said groundbreaking activity on new housing projects fell 3.53 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 1.099 million units last month.
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In a separate report, the Commerce Department said groundbreaking activity on new housing projects fell 3.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 23 million units last month.
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However, Escobar also viewed himself as a benevolent dictator, and was notably celebrated by the poor residents of Medellín for sharing narco money to build communities and housing projects.
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The sun was clouded that day in the Walt Whitman housing projects as I watched family members enter black limousines from the sixth floor window of my grandmother's apartment.
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While crime has receded citywide over the last two decades, it has persisted in public housing projects where gang violence and narcotics are often a part of daily life.
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Carol Malone, 62, lived a lifetime in the Ida B. Wells Housing Projects in Chicago before finding herself scrambling for housing after the apartment complex was demolished in 2011.
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The bricks, made from the dirt that's excavated from the tunneling projects, will cost 10 cents each, or they'll be free if used for affordable housing projects, Musk said.
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Fifteen years later, the yard is home to 330 companies and employs 7,000 people in what has become a hip neighborhood dotted with housing projects and chic apartment buildings.
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While the unfavorable weather has led contractors to delay housing projects and prevented do-it-yourself customers from working outdoors, land and labor shortages have also hurt lumber demand.
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A key to lowering costs is doing projects at scale: The incremental cost savings are small on an individual house but make a difference in sweeping affordable housing projects.
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The CBS sitcom, which aired from 1974 until 1979, told the story of a low-income black family finding the bright side of living in the Chicago housing projects.
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There are now more than 550 community gardens in the city, and more outdoor lighting in some housing projects, after Mayor Bill De Blasio piloted a project in 2016.
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These behemoths destroyed the city's fabric, superimposing sprawling expressways, gargantuan civic centers, insular public housing projects, boxy office buildings, and soaring cruciform residential towers upon its once interconnected networks.
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Although Camus was familiar with France's heavily black and Arab inner suburbs, or banlieues , and their subsidized urban housing projects, known as cités , his experience in Hérault floored him.
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Sitharaman also said the fund would even invest in housing projects that have turned to non-performing assets for banks, as well as ones that are in bankruptcy court.
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Already, plans for the first two of 30 to 40 of these hybrid buildings envisioned by the housing authority have been announced for housing projects in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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In gentrifying sections of Brooklyn, rich and poor live near one another, as they do in parts of Manhattan where public housing projects are next to expensive apartment buildings.
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In one telling anecdote from the report, a shift commander provided officers with boilerplate language on how to write up trespassing arrest reports of people found near housing projects.
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The country of 2400 million people also has a large number of university towns attractive for investors who want to establish a network of student housing projects, he added.
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One of the most prominent features of the plan was more nighttime street-level illumination, so the city set up 150 temporary light towers in housing projects that summer.
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Here's what is happening: Housing: The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) is pushing new rules that would root out "over-income" tenants in government-assisted housing projects.
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He then brings us forward again, to the development of the Pruitt-Igoe public housing projects in St. Louis, completed in 1955 and razed less than two decades later.
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Part of the story of black urban life in late-20th- and 21st-century America, and part of Mr. Marshall's story, is of life in low-income housing projects.
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Prodigy brought to his lyrics a no-nonsense personality and a vivid eye for detail in sometimes achingly poetic evocations of cruel street life in the Queensbridge housing projects.
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Large-scale building upgrades have been tried before, including in the 2009 stimulus, which put $4.5 billion toward retrofitting federal buildings and $3 billion toward retrofitting public housing projects.
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Both filmmakers grew up in the area and are familiar with the poverty and struggle of the public housing projects, but also with their moments of community and beauty.
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In the summer of 1968, Trump graduated from Wharton, where, he later said, he spent most of his time reading the listings of foreclosures on federally financed housing projects.
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The city's grand plan was to keep a few Playstreets, under the supervision of the Police Athletic League, and move them to housing projects as an anti-crime measure.
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The building, which is being built on land leased from the New York City Housing Authority, will also give preference for some units to residents in city housing projects.
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"One thing that goes without saying is the reason they were covered up is they were viewed as a disposable people who live in the housing projects," he said.
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But the deal also ignited social and economic tensions in an area where luxury residential developments rub up against low-income areas like Queensbridge and the other housing projects.
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Analysts say a significant rise in land prices, as well as local governments rushing to frontload public housing projects could have contributed to the boost in the headline figure.
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Its housing projects, then and now, were almost exclusively African American, while the tiny houses on the streets were home to country white folks down from Kentucky and Appalachia.
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Located in a cluster of housing projects, it was racially diverse, with Chinese students from the surrounding tenements, Black and Latino families from the projects, and white families from Tribeca.
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Some staff, the worker is heard saying, refer to Meade as "Section 8 behind the gate" – a barbed reference to the U.S. federal system of housing projects for the poor.
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Called to do something about police brutality and deplorable living conditions of many in Baltimore's housing projects, thousands of people took to the streets in April to protest Freddie's death.
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Within the Police Department, about 2,350 officers in the Housing Bureau are responsible for monitoring narrow stairwells, crowded halls and rooftops in the city's more than 300 public-housing projects.
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Among the properties that have been sold off to the private sector are many of the large landmark Communist-era housing projects built as showpieces under the former East Germany.
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The council also decided to slash the tax rate on affordable housing projects to 1 percent from 8 percent, the statement said after a meeting in New Delhi on Sunday.
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China announced plans in August to launch pilot programs in 13 major cities, including Beijing and Shanghai, to develop rental housing projects in an effort to ease a housing shortage.
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In Lost Hills there are new health centers, new pre-K facilities, new housing projects, new gardens, new sidewalks and lights, a new community center and a new soccer field.
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But crack cocaine dealers from the Melrose and Jackson housing projects a block west coveted Mr. Perez's crew's more lucrative turf and sometimes tried to steal their drugs or money.
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Earlier this year the Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena was named the winner of the Pritzker Prize, the top honor in the field, in recognition of his revolutionary affordable housing projects.
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"This is my home, where people are strong, but they aren't supposed to run for Congress," Hayes says in the ad over images of housing projects in her industrial hometown.
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Graham said that there's no government funding involved, which frees Community First of certain governmental requirements that are usually tied up in housing projects for the homeless in the US.
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A Reuters survey of economists forecast groundbreaking on new housing projects fell to a seasonally adjusted annual pace of 1.17 million units last month from 1.18 million units in February.
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Look at all the wonderful government housing projects and the ghettos people have been herded into and compare it to the housing and lifestyle in which the political class lives.
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Come to Watts and East Los Angeles and you will see the Police Department's Community Safety Partnership unit, which operates in seven of the city's most violent public housing projects.
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The unfavorable weather also led contractors to delay housing projects and prevented the company's do-it-yourself customers from working outdoors, further impacting demand for Home Depot's products in February.
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LAPD's Community Safety Partnership put officers long-term in tough Watts housing projects and charged them with reducing crime without making arrests, by working with kids, families and the community.
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Apple products, Ikea furniture and public housing projects — anything that could generally be described as "modern" — have all, at some point or another, been traced by someone back to Bauhaus.
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In an effort to address the shortfall, city officials have agreed to force developers of designated affordable-housing projects to set aside 15 percent of the units for the homeless.
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A Young Gunnaz gang subset is known to have a presence around where Officer Familia was shot; across the Grand Concourse, an opposing gang operates out of public housing projects.
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Roaring past New Orleans's aboveground cemeteries and homes still dilapidated from Hurricane Katrina, past new housing projects and around the city's infamous potholes, the women receive a rowdy, happy welcome.
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Lead levels in public housing are actually supposed to be lower than those in private housing, because unlike private homes, public housing projects are managed by both state and federal governments.
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Malone and his crew are mixed up with a drug gang (its leader is played by Mike Colter), and before long both groups are chasing her through alleys and housing projects.
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West Point, the training ground for young Army cadets, has become a test case for fixes that could be applied at all 34 privatized Army family housing projects across the country.
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Many French Muslims live in grim banlieues, the suburbs of large French cities (similar to housing projects in the United States), where they find themselves largely divorced from mainstream French society.
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He and Anna left Sweden for the United States during World War II. Frank taught at the New School in New York and tried unsuccessfully to work on public housing projects.
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Williams was the first African American member of the American Institute of Architects, and designed thousands of projects over his career, including private residential homes and post-war public housing projects.
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The girls grow up across the street from each other in separate public housing projects, but from their first dance class, what they share is thrown into relief by their differences.
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Google said it hopes to reach more than 1,300 families in the Kansas City area, and, eventually, install fast Internet in housing projects in all cities where Google Fiber is available.
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With it's 750 year old history that has medieval castles down the street from DDR housing projects, it was a perfect cross-section of the idealogical history of conflict of Europe.
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Mr Johnson, who is black and grew up in Cabrini-Green, one of the city's most notorious housing projects, was chief of patrol and had not applied for the top job.
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Nifty realty index rose for a fourth straight session, gaining 0.5% as the government last week approved 100 billion rupees ($1.41 billion) for a fund to help clear stalled housing projects.
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It also created a $150 million fund that will distribute long-term "forgivable loans" and grants to affordable housing projects along side $50 million in donations to charities focusing on homelessness.
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NEW DELHI, Nov 6 (Reuters) - India's cabinet on Wednesday approved a 100 billion rupees ($1.41 billion) fund to help clear stalled housing projects, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told a news conference.
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We expect the company to sell close to IDR7503trn of property projects in 2016, driven by planned launches of new affordable housing projects and following sales of just IDR753bn in 9M16.
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Trulia looked at 103,083 low-income housing projects completed between 1996 and 2006 in the country's 20 least-affordable markets to see whether such construction affected the values of neighboring homes.
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When Mr. Obama selected him to become housing secretary in 2014, Mr. Castro became the first secretary of housing and urban development whose parents lived and worked in public housing projects.
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The public housing projects for which Le Corbusier would become famous included large terraces that may have been inspired by a visit the architect paid to a clinic in Leysin, Switzerland.
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Mr. Morales keeps a strenuous travel schedule to attend ribbon-cutting ceremonies for infrastructure and housing projects across the country, which are often presented as tokens of his generosity for Bolivians.
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In East New York, which is dotted with public housing projects, eager shoppers lined up in May for the opening of a Dollar Tree store, where nothing costs more than $1.
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Maybe it's Procrustean, but I'm hard-pressed to think there weren't two outdated U.K. regulations that could have been retired for the sake of installing fire sprinklers in older housing projects.
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The Beijing-backed Lam later gave her speech over a video feed, saying her government would drastically increase the number of housing projects and accelerate the sale of public housing schemes.
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Bundit Sirithunyhong runs the Suttangrak Group, which has just joined with Chinese firms to develop housing projects worth 5 billion baht ($140 million) to sell as time-shares to Chinese buyers.
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And as president of the American fund-raising arm of Beit El's yeshiva complex, he has raised millions of dollars for its related institutions, including housing projects for teachers and students.
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Though Mr. Estrada calls himself a farmer, his bounty sprouts from the unlikeliest of settings: a patch of green wedged among the bodegas and public housing projects of the South Bronx.
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The robbers, moreover, had been accused of working with two violent street gangs, which New York law-enforcement officers have been cracking down on — especially in the city's public housing projects.
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This complexity comes to the forefront in the Garden Project paintings that show his black characters in urban housing projects with aspirational titles like Wentworth Gardens ("Better Homes, Better Gardens" 1994).
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Jacobs's book transformed urban planning, throwing out the giant housing projects and sterile plazas that characterized the urban renewal movement in favor of a vision of a bustling, pedestrian-friendly city.
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But compared to the high-rise housing projects and sterile plazas of the 1950s and 1960s, Jacobs's vision of a city built around people and everyday life is far more inviting.
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Among them were public schools, hospitals, low-income housing projects, a commuter train, the island's water and sewerage system, and its highway authority, which operates traffic signals, toll plazas and highway lighting.
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Standing above it all, hectoring his way through a landscape of housing projects and empty parking lots, is Staples, whose voice reaches a sharp level of intensity the beats only hint at.
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A policy experiment called Moving to Opportunity that gave randomly selected families living in high-poverty housing projects vouchers to support the expense of moving to lower-poverty neighborhoods demonstrates that effect.
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Seventy-five percent of residents in all-white housing projects said they would dislike living alongside blacks, but only 25 percent of white residents in mixed projects actually disliked having black neighbors.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's National Audit Office uncovered slow progress on dozens of railway, water, and housing projects, besides inflated investment reported by subsidiaries of China Railway Corp, the auditor said on Thursday.
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Margin to Recover: Modern Land's gross profit margin (GPM) dropped to only 19% in 1H16, mainly due to the low-margin projects and social housing projects delivered in Beijing, Nanchang and Changsha.
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The village will be the second of its kind developed by the nonprofit, which began as a food pantry in 6900 before expanding its operations to include such housing projects in 2628.
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"The special window would provide funds to stalled housing projects enabling them to complete unfinished projects and consequently ensure delivery of homes to a large number of home-buyers," the minister said.
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"The Special Window would provide funds to stalled housing projects enabling them to complete unfinished projects and consequently ensure delivery of homes to a large number of home-buyers," the minister said.
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In a time when Polo was being made for and marketed to the aspirational white middle class, some of the most rigorously sourced collections were sitting in closets in Brooklyn housing projects.
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It says developers of affordable housing projects have to pay construction workers $65 an hour in Manhattan below 96th Street, and $50 an hour in prime waterfront areas of Brooklyn and Queens.
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Margin to Recover: Modern Land's gross profit margin (GPM) dropped to only 19% in 1H1503, mainly due to the low-margin projects and social housing projects delivered in Beijing, Nanchang and Changsha.
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Speaking to investors and analysts in Sao Paulo, Renan Sanches, a Tenda financial executive, said sales launches of new housing projects should also jump by 10 percent to 15 percent next year.
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With housing projects Jordan Downs, Imperial Courts, Nickerson Gardens, and the smaller Hacienda Village (later renamed Gonzaque Village) all located within a two-square mile area, Watts became an archipelago of poverty.
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Screened schools are a way to appeal to them and keep their children in the public schools, especially in a city where public housing projects sit beside million-dollar apartments, he said.
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But Mr. Dawkins, 36, who works full-time as a financial analyst and who grew up in the Queensbridge housing projects in Long Island City, wanted to do more for the community.
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Slowly, New York began to produce some remarkable public buildings (fire and police stations, libraries, housing projects) — architecture worthy of the city, which helped spread beauty and dignity in far-flung neighborhoods.
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The Manhattan district attorney, Cyrus R. Vance Jr., said the mass arrest on conspiracy charges halted "a downward spiral of retaliatory shootings" in the neighborhood around the Manhattanville and Grant housing projects.
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CAPE TOWN, Nov 9 (Reuters) - The African Development Bank (AfDB) has approved a $172 mln financial package for South Africa's Nedbank Group for infrastructure, banking and housing projects, it said on Thursday.
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Living in government housing projects, Díaz and her siblings witness their parents' constant fighting — her blond, green-eyed mother screaming in fits of jealous rage (she is later found to have paranoid schizophrenia).
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This is from the museum label describing Marshall's painting, "Our Town" (1995): Our Town is part of his Garden Project series, in which low-income housing projects are ironically rendered as idyllic places.
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Police officers have testified at the trial of Peter Liang, who faces charges that include manslaughter and official misconduct, that patrolling stairwells is among the most perilous assignments in the city's housing projects.
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In "No Love for the Poor" (2017), Lafitte's figures stream into the street from both the Magnolia and Lafitte housing projects — stout, brick-lined squares that anchor the left side of the page.
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It is littered with unfinished buildings - Reuters counted at least 10 such housing projects there last week - and each one represents countless individual misfortunes, as developers abandon projects and run off with downpayments.
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"Many French Muslims live in grim banlieues, the suburbs of large French cities (similar to housing projects in the United States), where they find themselves largely divorced from mainstream French society," Bergen writes.
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Groundbreaking on single-family housing projects, which accounts for the largest share of the residential housing market, jumped 8.1 percent to a 783,000-unit pace last month, the Commerce Department said on Wednesday.
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After flawlessly floating up the East River — passing by housing projects, high rises, and iconic landmarks like the UN's headquarters — the barge got stuck in the shallow, stinky waters of the Bronx River.
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And in 1998, Governor George Pataki also terminated subsidies to 15 state-financed housing projects, burdening Nycha with an extra $720 million, according to a 2017 report, until those developments were also federalized.
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Country Garden obtained regulatory approval last month to launch 10 billion yuan ($1.6 billion) worth of quasi-Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs), China's largest such issue so far, for its rental housing projects.
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City governments across the United States are also taking notice of burgeoning social housing projects in the capital region, according to David Bowers, of Enterprise Community Partners, a nonprofit that focuses on housing.
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Burke, who grew up in Boston's Dorchester housing projects, was rather formal at first, but switched right away to "bro" or "brotha," like he called almost every other guy I met with him.
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Mr. Bharara noted that the arrests came as his office's Civil Division has been conducting a separate investigation, previously cited in news reports, into environmental health and safety conditions in public housing projects.
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The policy also instructs officers to turn on their cameras while patrolling residential buildings, such as public housing projects or the thousands of private apartment buildings whose landlords have authorized routine police patrols.
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In 2005, racial and urban unrest gripped suburban housing projects outside of Paris in the wake of the death of two teenagers who were electrocuted in a substation after being chased by police.
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Authorities say they want to end unlicensed building on farmland, reduce overcrowding and provide homes for the poor, but analysts say many new government housing projects are too expensive and have poor services.
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The biggest slumlord in the city continues to be the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) who has neglected the housing projects of this city deliberately almost to the point of no return.
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The exhibition notes Coney Island's downfall, although leaves out many details, like the exile of housing projects to the edges of the city, including alongside the Cyclone, under Robert Moses in the 1950s.
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The House bill has several provisions that could be especially bad for New York, including the elimination of a kind of tax-exempt bonds that many cities have used for affordable-housing projects.
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The Sands Street bars that had once harbored sex-mad sailors were leveled, as were queer haunts in Coney Island, Red Hook and Brooklyn Heights; public housing projects were built in their place.
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Pushing a populist agenda, Mr. Manley established a minimum wage, built housing projects and fostered closer ties with Cuba, all in sharp contrast to the policies of Mr. Seaga and the Labor Party.
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Credit Suisse also agreed to provide $20083 billion worth of financial relief to troubled borrowers under the settlement by forgiving or modifying mortgages and helping to finance affordable housing projects across the country.
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It was also important that Mr. Marshall's paintings are representational: fastidiously rendered, densely allegorical scenes occupied by ebony-skinned figures that touch on everything from the failure of housing projects to Renaissance art.
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Appearing at churches across the country, often at the behest of the pastor, Taylor sold promissory notes that he claimed were backed by socially responsible ventures like small businesses and affordable housing projects.
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Melissa Mark-Viverito, the former Council speaker who was named by Ms. Been as another Council member who would likely reject affordable housing projects absent the community preference, agreed with Mr. Van Bramer.
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Gunfire has become a familiar sound in several neighborhoods anchored by public housing projects with street crews, including parts of the South Bronx, Upper Manhattan, Northern Brooklyn and Southeast Queens, police officials said.
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The community development non-profit Make the Road New York had been canvassing local housing projects for months, talking to residents about high housing costs and gentrification in Seattle, where Amazon is based.
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But Sanders does also call for investing $1.48 trillion over 10 years in the Affordable Housing Trust Fund while federally preempting local zoning regulations to force affluent communities to accept affordable housing projects.
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One of the first federal public housing projects for black people, Liberty Square had indoor plumbing and electricity — a rarity — and attracted middle-class strivers who had been hemmed into substandard segregated neighborhoods.
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The record borrowed its name from Chicago's Cabrini-Green housing projects, which as Harpers reported in 2012, were known prior to their 2011 demolition as "infamous" sites of poverty, violence, and city neglect.
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The National Guard today runs military academies, housing projects and hospitals, and is a prodigious source of revenue for U.S. military contractors who train its some 100,000 active members and 27,000 irregular volunteers.
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The record borrowed its name from Chicago's Cabrini-Green housing projects, which as Harpers reported in 227, were known prior to their 25 demolition as "infamous" sites of poverty, violence, and city neglect.
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And there is already concern about a provision in Mr. Cuomo's proposed budget that would give a state board approval over individual housing projects in the city that use the federal tax-exempt bonds.
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These days, for-profit as well as nonprofit affordable housing developers produce approximately 90 percent of new low-income housing projects in the United States, capitalizing on the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
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Fort Greene, Brooklyn, has been my home for a decade now, and for the last couple years, I've raised my two young boys on Myrtle and Carlton, across from the Walt Whitman Housing Projects.
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Police officials say the zero murder toll this year is one of the results of efforts to go after guns and gangs concentrated in area housing projects, often with the help of community ties.
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Two police officers who patrolled housing projects and responded to a radio call of a shooting at the Louis H. Pink houses testified in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn about the dangers they perceived.
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Like many others, he fears that those who live in the housing projects in the inner suburbs, commonly referred to as banlieues, will feel a backlash from the terrorist attacks in Paris last year.
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Born on a share-croppers' farm in the Mississippi Delta and raised in the Cabrini-Green housing projects of Chicago, he had not gone to college and did not have many viable job options.
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Early years Born on July 9, 1947, Orenthal James Simpson grew up in the housing projects of San Francisco's tough Potrero Hill neighborhood, where he lived with his single mother, Eunice, and three siblings.
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"The fact that he was assigned to patrol one of the most dangerous housing projects in New York City must be considered among the circumstances of this tragic accident," union chief Patrick Lynch said.
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Created for the outdoors such as spaces in parks and areas by housing projects, schools, and hospitals, these sculptures emerged as part of a huge postwar construction boom, as curator Sarah Gaventa told Hyperallergic.
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His father, originally from Cameroon, and his mother, a handball player from Algeria, instilled in him a drive to give back to the community, which sits between two highways amid several decayed housing projects.
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"A massive number of under-construction housing projects are heavily delayed or chronically stuck and the basic cost of homes is still far too high for the largest segment of the population," he said.
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It's also linked to who lived in Trump housing projects, "the kind of people that might be affected by protectionist trade policies in what they may consider to be a positive way," Hurt says.
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Over the last year, he has worked with developers there on at least two affordable housing projects that increase to 2000 percent the number of units set aside for the homeless, creating 22017 units.
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Foxx, who grew up in Chicago's Cabrini Green housing projects, in 2016 defeated incumbent Anita Alvarez, whose tenure as top prosecutor was upended by the police shooting death of Laquan McDonald two years earlier.
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Working with Eugene E. Jones, Jr., who runs the Housing Authority, Mr. Emanuel persuaded federal officials that public libraries could be co-located with public housing projects without putting federal housing subsidies at risk.
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According to his biography, "Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World," Blankfein grew up in Brooklyn housing projects and worked his first job as a concession vendor at Yankee Stadium.
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To someone for whom Miami is the gaudy, palm-tree-and-Art-Deco opulence of South Beach, the poverty of the Liberty City neighborhood, and its Liberty Square public housing projects, would be jarring.
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Nearly 1,000 kids from three different Watts-area housing projects will be able to see "Black Panther" this weekend for the price of FREE 99, thanks to the CEO of Kendrick Lamar's record label.
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Since 1967, he's been a pioneering force behind the development of Direct Cinema, while observing with his camera everything from high schools and dance companies to public housing projects, modeling agencies, and welfare offices.
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Even as housing market fundamentals strengthen due to lower mortgage rates and moderating home prices, builders are unable to break more ground on lower-priced housing projects - an area where Horton has been focusing on.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI, July 23 (Reuters) - India's top court on Tuesday said several banks had colluded with Amrapali Developers , one of India's largest real estate firms, in the misappropriation of loans meant for housing projects.
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The result is a Pulitzer Prize–winning, best-selling work of singular insight into the conditions of poverty in the American city, from housing projects to trailer parks, and the human cost of their exploitation.
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Back then, rappers were still living in the housing projects they grew up, in so they were very much immersed in that local culture but when we saw them it looked like they invented something.
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This February, the agency obligated nearly $17 million to the Puerto Rico Public Housing Administration to relocate two public housing projects in Ciales, a municipality in the central mountainous region, out of the flood zone.
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Insurers can invest directly, through asset management firms, credit investment plans or equity investment among other methods in long-term rental housing projects, the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) said in a notice.
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The partnership between Volunteers of America and the Foundation has funded more than 73 housing projects, providing more than 85033,500 units for veterans, including more than 400 units specifically for women veterans and their families.
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The Yugoslav society took this commitment seriously, using labor surplus to fund numerous new socially owned housing projects to meet the ever-growing demand, which resulted in a boom of architectural competitions across the country.
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The bust got under way early Wednesday, reportedly around 2 AM. More than 700 investigators with the NYPD and various federal agencies raided housing projects in the area and began bringing in suspects for processing.
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Videos published by activists, purportedly from the Margarita locality of Villa Rosa on Friday night, show scores of people banging pots and pans and jeering their president during a visit to inspect state housing projects.
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"We don't know if the people who go to these housing projects are the people who deserve to go to these projects," said Carlos Rosado, an economist and editor of Expansão, an Angolan business weekly.
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The proposed high-rise towers (on the Two Bridges waterfront between the Manhattan and Brooklyn bridges) would be glossy outliers in a neighborhood of brick government housing projects catering to a working-class immigrant population.
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" Patrick J. Lynch, the president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, the city's largest police union, said on Friday, "The simple truth is that there is nothing 'routine' about 'routine vertical patrol' in our city's housing projects.
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Then, in the 1970s and 1980s, when New York's crime rates were skyrocketing, the city started to design the housing projects through the lens of law enforcement, and up came the fences and gates and security.
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Other ways to improve the situation could include ethical certification, "pre-booking lists" where farms can hire migrants without using the 'caporali', housing projects to replace ghettos, and projects to offer legal advice and medical help.
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Watts and not just by his federally convicted co-defendant, Officer Kallatt Mohammed, but by a whole crew of officers that went on with impunity for over a decade on the south side Chicago housing projects.
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In the 101st Precinct in Far Rockaway, a former beach resort dotted with public housing projects and pockmarked by poverty and crime, a pilot program has been underway for 15 months and the reviews are mixed.
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The move comes after the banking and insurance regulator said in June that China's insurers could invest in long-term rental housing projects, allowing them to diversify their investment portfolios as stock and bond markets stagnate.
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As I recently reported in CityLab, the state allowed Hudson Yards to qualify for this designation by gerrymandering a map that connects this elite West Side haven to public housing projects in Central and East Harlem.
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From his windows, he can see both the Fort Greene housing projects, where his father, who is Puerto Rican, lived as a child, and Greenpoint, where his mother, who is of Polish-Russian descent, grew up.
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When the Soviets invaded the country in 1979, people in the cities benefited from housing projects and infrastructure, while rural villages were wiped off the map by the Soviet Red Army and its Afghan Communist allies.
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The six-week trial delved into one of the trivial but deadly feuds between loosely aligned groups of young men, known as crews or block gangs, that plague New York City's impoverished neighborhoods and housing projects.
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Raza's family (his mother is played by the vibrant Sunetra Sarker from the high-school dramedy "Ackley Bridge") and the immigrants' world of dodgy housing projects and rundown commercial strips radiate warmth and healthy, informed skepticism.
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He's the co-director of They Don't Give a Damn: The Story of the Failed Chicago Projects, a new documentary focusing on the rise, fall, and repercussions of public housing projects in the city of Chicago.
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But residents said it remained difficult for social workers or the police to monitor what was happening within the four walls of a home, especially in housing projects where people feel isolated from community programs and jobs.
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The story of one pivotal black neighborhood essentially began on May 27, 21991, when Mayor La Guardia went on WNYC to tell the city about the enormous public-housing projects that the city was planning to build.
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But the lion's share of Goldman's revenue beat appeared to come from the bank's investing and lending division, which contains a grab-bag of businesses from consumer banking to private equity investments and low-income housing projects.
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U.S. homebuilding rose in October amid a rebound in multifamily housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell for a second straight month, suggesting the housing market remained mired in weakness as mortgage rates march higher.
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The officers, Salvatore Tramontana and Andrae Fernandez, who were partners at the time, were at the Cypress Hills housing projects when a call came over their radio: male shot, on the fifth floor of 2724 Linden Boulevard.
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Away from the glitz of Cannes and Nice on the seashore, many live in gritty housing projects where unemployment and feelings of alienation run high, making young men and women vulnerable to jihadi preachers such as Diaby.
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The communities within those areas, however, have "no ecological value" for Tivives, he added, since they are composed mainly of housing projects and small shops, as well as a storage lot for containers coming from Caldera Port.
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Nearly 40 percent of the population in this low-income community, which is dotted with mazes of housing projects and an array of abandoned lots, lives below the poverty line, making it the poorest neighborhood in Brooklyn.
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It was that contrast that made a recurring "Saturday Night Live" skit, Mister Robinson's Neighborhood, so popular and hilarious as Eddie Murphy inserted Fred Rogers' character into the last place he would be found: city housing projects.
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Xu, who grew up in a quiet, lower-class neighborhood of hardscrabble shops and public housing projects in Ningbo, was a freshman in high school when China opened its first stock exchange in nearby Shanghai in 1990.
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This was evident in the days leading up to the New York primary when, as Ginia Bellafante of The Times reported, both Clinton and Sanders, under strong pressure from local activists, agreed to tour local housing projects.
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Despite its elegant stone entrance festooned with cherubs and its Art Deco appointments, the Christodora, like the public housing projects a few blocks east on Avenue D, is an imposing brick monolith in a low-rise neighborhood.
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Hu also said about 48 billion yuan ($7.30 billion) of the funds earmarked for affordable housing projects had been left unused for more than year, she said, while another 1.37 billion yuan of misused funds were recovered.
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For decades, New York City took pride in its public housing high-rise towers — a huge array of affordable apartments for 2344,2166 low-income New Yorkers — as housing projects across the country came down by the dozens.
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The Flames have never caused safety or security problems at the school, said Mr. Papa, a fast-talking, compact man who is well known in the local housing projects where outsiders are often met with hard stares.
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The truly terrifying horror flick takes place in the Cabrini-Green housing projects of Chicago, where residents shudder at the mention of the mythical murderer who appears when anyone says his name in the mirror five times.
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They were seen poolside in Los Angeles and at Le Select in Paris, and had their own show on national radio, all the while going home to the cramped housing projects of their parents in the suburbs.
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In addition to raising the legal burden of proof for cities to deny new housing projects, the bill makes the suits more expensive to defend by requiring cities that lose to pay the other side's lawyers' fees.
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Sixty years after the predominantly Irish area was transformed by blacks and Puerto Ricans moving into new housing projects, it now faces the specter of another overhaul as developers buy up once-industrial waterfront property for luxury towers.
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Once white and middle-class, the suburb of just under 21600,21785 had changed dramatically over the past 212018 years, as a generation of poor African American and immigrant families resettled there after Atlanta tore down its housing projects.
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Despite strong demand for housing, which is being driven by a labor market that is near full employment, groundbreaking on single-family housing projects has slowed since racing to near a 9-1/2-year high in February.
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As wealthy residents from San Francisco to Boston use money and political action to block affordable housing projects and emergency shelters in their neighborhoods, cities are also responding by upping the number of ways to criminalize homeless people.
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Sumter, South Carolina (CNN) In the center of town where the bureaucrats dwell And the housing projects emit their own unique smell And there's nothing to buy or even to sell Lies the corpse of the beaten Gorax.
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And the names of most reference J Dilla—on Sunday, those with vinyl chose from, among others, Conant Gardens Glaze, Brewster Banana Pudding (after the Brewster-Douglass housing projects), McNasty Macaroon, Cakeboy Chocolate Max, and several vegan options.
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Lafarge Jordan Cement posted 34.6 million dinars in losses last year, compared to 33.3 million dinars a year earlier, hurt by a depressed construction market that has seen a decline in large infrastructure and housing projects, Samaan said.
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The additions to the grounds of the three housing projects will feature amenities and services like rooftop gardens, arts and technology programs, community centers, preschool education, social services and a walk-in urgent care center, housing officials said.
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It comes in the face of headwinds from Washington, in the form of a less favorable market for tax credits for affordable housing projects nationwide, and in New York City, where the cost of construction has been growing.
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Capuozzo, who during normal hours works from home as a designer for a cryptocurrency startup, has so far delivered custom grocery orders as well as bulk produce to recipients in housing projects, "millennial Brooklynites," and a local church.
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"She wanted to get me out of the city," Mr. Cummings said, adding that Ms. Kisselovich had expanded his worldview beyond the housing projects where he had grown up on the Lower East Side and in New Jersey.
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Decades after Jack Newfield exposed toxic levels of lead contamination in the city's public housing projects, Greg B. Smith and The Daily News this summer ran an exposé about children in public housing testing positive for lead poisoning.
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But those highly organized operations have fizzled over the last 25 years as prosecutors swept up gang leaders, and the city demolished public housing projects, dispersing gang members primarily to minority neighborhoods on the West and South Sides.
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By reaching an agreement, the city narrowly avoided a potential federal takeover of the agency and committed to invest at least $2.2 billion in the city's 325 housing projects, which are riddled with mold, leaks and heating failures.
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U.S. homebuilding fell in January as the construction of multi-family housing projects dropped, but upward revisions to the prior month's data and a jump in permits to a one-year high suggested the housing recovery remained on track.
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In 2014 Mr Park created the position of "city architect" for Seoul, aiming to break the hold of speculators and developers on urban planning and to make sure new housing projects take more account of Seoul's heritage and terrain.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will reduce or stop issuing land for new residential housing projects in areas where there is a supply glut, the latest in a series of measures aimed at clearing a property overhang weighing on the economy.
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If it's missing anything, it's a fuller evocation of the aftermath in his native city, where many revered him for the housing projects, hospitals, churches and other philanthropic ventures that met their needs more effectively than the Colombian government.
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Its leafy grand boulevard lined with towering monuments to Confederate war heroes and its clusters of bleak, low-rise housing projects are reminders of the city's segregated past and its enduring legacy of poverty that are impossible to ignore.
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In Seattle, for example, the US government's ConnectHome fact sheet notes that CenturyLink will be providing public housing projects with a connection to its Internet Basics package for $9.95 per month for the first year, and $14.95 after that.
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Of the 120 known crews and gangs in the Bronx, many are rooted in the housing projects in and just north of the 40th Precinct, an area that has one of New York City's densest concentrations of public housing.
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Suburbs like Cupertino, where Apple is headquartered, are now having to build teacher public housing projects for tens of millions of dollars because the cost of living is too high for an entry-level teacher making $55,2250 a year.
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Critic's Notebook The painter Kerry James Marshall was born in Alabama, but he is defined by Chicago: the city he moved to in 20073, and whose private salons and public housing projects have inspired an art of rare ambition.
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After three visits to public housing projects, he vowed not to sign the budget unless it included a "real remedy" for repairs at Nycha, where residents have faulted Mr. Cuomo's intraparty rival, Mayor Bill de Blasio, for deteriorating conditions.
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Work was set to start this spring on Fields 26 through 2646 — the worst of the bunch and closest to the housing projects — but has now been pushed back a year because of delays in the construction bidding process.
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In the summer, especially, the matches can get even better, when some of the players who have left the housing projects of south London and gone on to reach the Premier League, or the divisions just below it, return.
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Where Beckham was of the suburbs close to the capital, Rooney came from the housing projects not just in the north, but in Liverpool, a city that takes great pride in standing apart from the rest of the country.
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Afsheen Kabir Rashid, whose community group helps install solar panels on public housing projects in East London, said the government needed to enable many more of its citizens to embrace greener options that are currently out of their reach.
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His growing ease with rendering space came to fruition in the mid-nineties, with vast paintings of housing projects, such as Nickerson Gardens, in Watts, which had been his family's home for a time and which he recalls fondly.
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Though she attended Harvard Law School and worked at a top firm, the job that seemed most formative involved public-service training for young people of disparate backgrounds: University of Chicago alumni alongside veterans of housing projects and gangs.
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Completed not long before World War II, in the heart of what had once been known as the Somers Town slum, this homage to Viennese-style modernism has been described as one of London's most architecturally important housing projects.
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The encounters often ended with officers writing dubious tickets, particularly around public housing projects, whose courtyards were policed to such an extent that riding a bike or sitting on the wrong bench after dark could result in a summons.
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Che, 35, who grew up in the housing projects on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, graduated from the Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and Performing Arts, where he honed his drawing and painting skills.
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CreditCreditScott McIntyre for The New York Times MIAMI — It had just finished raining, in that swift and furious Miami way, and the director Barry Jenkins and the playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney were heading through the Liberty Square housing projects.
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For example, there is a good deal of evidence that welfare reform policy and subsidized housing projects from the 1980s and '90s, as well intentioned as they may have been, likely exacerbated the problems they addressed, according many economic analysts.
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That gave little choice to driver Modolo Filho in September, when he saw his teenage passengers wanted a ride to the far side of Heliopolis, a mix of housing projects and bare brick construction that is Brazil's most populous slum.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding fell in January as the construction of multi-family housing projects dropped, but upward revisions to the prior month's data and a jump in permits to a one-year high suggested the housing recovery remained on track.
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U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November, driven by a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell to a 1½-year low, pointing to deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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Yet the young man's connection to the perpetual undertow of anti-Semitism that exists here as elsewhere — "dirty Jew" yelled at people leaving the synagogue, conspiracy theories among Muslim youth in the city's tough housing projects — appears tenuous to nonexistent.
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Lots of countries show off their public-housing projects, but few are quite as devoted to them as Singapore, where four-fifths of the permanent population live in subsidised units built by the government, most of them as owner-occupiers.
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The visits are part of a multi-day tour of the county, which will later include a stop at Healey's Cornish Cider Farm, and two Duchy of Cornwall sustainable housing projects in Newquay that provide training and apprenticeships for local teenagers.
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Nineteen female residents at three housing projects alleged in a federal class-action suit that they were left to live in unsafe conditions, including dealing with vermin and mold and lack of heat, when they refused sexual demands from maintenance workers.
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"Between Queensbridge and LIC, there exists a tale of two cities," Rahman says of the contrast between the housing projects and the newly developed high rises with "an average rent of $3,500 for a two-bedroom apartment" a walking distance apart.
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Mr. Kassovitz, whose 1995 movie "La Haine" ("Hatred") is considered a groundbreaking effort to portray the social ills of the housing projects, posted on Twitter that Muslims had to rise up and stop jihadists or, essentially, they deserved what they got.
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A handful of apartment owners remain in towers marked for demolition on the Aylesbury estate, one of Europe's largest social housing projects, facing a court date in May with Southwark Council to decide if they have to sell their homes.
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That gave little choice to driver Modolo Filho in September, when he saw his teenage passengers wanted a ride to the far side of Heliopolis, a mix of housing projects and bare brick construction that is Brazil's most populous slum.
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Mr. Bratton said that the arrests announced Wednesday would go "a very long way toward ending the historical violence" that has plagued public housing projects in the area and that had also affected Bronx neighborhoods like Laconia, Wakefield and Williamsbridge.
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To the relief of New York City officials, the budget did not include Mr. Cuomo's proposal to give a state agency veto power over individual affordable housing projects paid for with federal tax-exempt bonds the state gives to municipalities.
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Experts say most of the profits from record-high oil prices during Mr. Ahmadinejad's years were pumped around the state apparatus or were invested in ambitious housing projects that now stand empty in desert plains, without proper utilities or transportation infrastructure.
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She also took time off from art-making for child rearing, but returned to work in 2013 with "Haze and Fog," a zombie apocalypse film set in the vast housing projects of present-day Beijing, with its pollution and crowds.
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The book provides evidence that African-American children born in Baltimore's large public housing projects made significant "educational gains relative to their parents" when their families left the projects, using federally issued housing vouchers to move to privately owned properties.
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What's at issue, in part, is how to regulate development so that as new units are added, and current tenants aren't displaced, as has happened when public housing projects were demolished and rebuilt throughout the latter half of the 20th Century.
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A T-shirt store on West Fourth had hired a crew of teenagers from the Jacob Riis housing projects who supplied us with enough Keep on Trucking, Black Is Beautiful and Superfly tees to carry us well into our 20s.
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And a chorus of law enforcement officials, legislators and violence experts are laying part of the blame on drill, a bleak, nihilistic style of rap music that is thriving in British cities, especially among young people in London's public housing projects.
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My mother and I lived in an apartment that was less than 500 square feet in one of the many five-story khrushchyovkas, or Khrushchev-era housing projects, on the outskirts of the Lenin district, in another southern city, Krasnodar.
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In New York, for example, the State legislature amended its insurance code in 1938 to permit the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to build large housing projects "for white people only" — first Parkchester in the Bronx and then Stuyvesant Town in Manhattan.
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Today — The people who are living in all of the Burlington housing authority developments, both the senior citizen development and the low income housing projects are going to be receiving the lowest cable television bills in the state of Vermont.
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The housing projects, in areas Israel captured in the 1967 Middle East war and which Palestinians seek as part of a future state, are part of building activity the Security Council, by a vote of 14-0, demanded be halted.
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Varda films in housing projects and slaughterhouses, Chicano neighborhoods in East LA, and Venice Beach to illustrate the many facets of public art: urban beautification, education, advertisement, and a necessary means of expression and healing in a capitalist, white supremacist society.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding rose in October amid a rebound in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell for a second straight month, suggesting the housing market remained mired in weakness as mortgage rates march higher.
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The shantytowns Mike refers to were outlawed by the Housing Act of 1949, but instead of good-faith efforts to combat poverty, many in the wave of housing projects to follow were merely segregation measures cast in brick and iron.
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The big worry for Solih's team is the debt the country has run up with Chinese lenders for projects such as a mile-long sea bridge connecting the airport to the capital, the airport expansion itself and massive housing projects on reclaimed islands.
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In New York, Ms. Olatoye is adamant that enforcement would be handled by staff and not the police, who have a large presence in many housing projects and have had a significant — and sometimes contentious — role in enforcing the housing authority's rules.
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Until he was arrested in the brutal slayings of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald L. Goldman, after a televised police chase that transfixed the nation, he seemed to have transcended his roots in San Francisco housing projects.
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Rosa and Daniel employed 20 community members and are well-respected in the neighborhood Children play on a small playground in Minha Casa Minha Vida (My House, My Life), one of the public housing projects where residents of Villa União Curicica were relocated.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - China's land ministry will reduce or stop issuing land for development of residential housing projects in cities and other areas where there is a property supply glut, state television reported on Sunday, citing details from a ministry meeting.
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The Goods and Services Tax Council, comprising state and federal finance ministers, announced that the new rate will be 5 percent, down from the current 12 percent, on all housing projects which were not in the affordable housing category, the reports said.
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Instead of watching (another) rendition of Roots, let's watch 70 Acres in Chicago, about the history of Cabrini-Green housing projects in Chicago and the thousands of residents displaced from their homes after it was demolished to make room for high-rise condos.
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"The rest of the houses will be given to firms which are ready to build them at lower prices," Senaratne told reporters in Colombo, the Sri Lankan capital, adding that China could also be considered in future for the remaining housing projects.
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Data showed U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November on a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes hit a 1-1/2-year low, pointing to a deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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It was here that he climbed the rungs of the street heroin trade, wooed women, muscled out drug rivals from nearby public housing projects and, as he got closer to middle age, counseled young men to save themselves and to get honest work.
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The low-slung brick elementary school, which opened in 1964, and the Farragut public-housing projects right outside its front doors once stood as hopeful, integrated islands in a city fractured by strict color lines in both its neighborhoods and its schools.
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His videos flirted not only with the exaggerated telenovela style but also with classic LatAm comedies, like the frenetic variety show Sabado Gigante and the 303s Mexican sitcom El Chavo del Ocho, a slapstick series about a group of kids in housing projects.
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That's why the company behind the new residence in Wroclaw which has a gym, private kitchens and big-screen TV in the communal area, is planning to quadruple the number of student housing projects it runs in the next two to three years.
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Folks at the farthest corners of the line in Manhattan—from the galleries of lower Chelsea, to the public housing projects of Avenue C—argue that the L train is all they have, as bus service on the street is notoriously slow.
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Looking back at living in the heavily gang-infested Wyvernwood housing projects in the Boyle Heights neighborhood during the 90s, he tells me how his friends and family would laugh when he told them that he would own a downtown restaurant one day.
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More often than not, these failures are the buildings that tried to really change something, to completely rework the way we live — the collective living arrangements of the Russian Revolution, the concrete high-rise dreams of postwar Europe or American housing projects.
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The suit accuses HUD of illegally funneling federal money to the city of Houston, despite a 2017 finding by HUD itself that the city was flouting federal civil rights laws by allowing racially motivated opposition to stop affordable housing projects in white neighborhoods.
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Warren asked the Inspector General of the Office of the Secretary of the Air Force to investigate whether any military housing projects used misleading record keeping and what steps the Air Force has taken to prevent the kind of abuses uncovered by Reuters.
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"I am aware that in the eye of the average French person, I embody many fears and delusions: I am a rapper, I have Algerian roots, I am Muslim, and I grew up in housing projects," Médine, 35, said in a recent interview.
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As the Rockefeller administration's commissioner of housing and community renewal from 1968 through 1973, Mr. Urstadt generally oversaw the development of other major state-sponsored housing projects, including Co-Op City in the Bronx, Rochdale Village in Queens and Starrett City in Brooklyn.
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Being able to buy a cheap used car, a commutation ticket or a one-way bus ticket would enable poor Americans, confined to remote trailer camps or public housing projects or living in regions where jobs are scarce, to find and hold jobs.
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Yet the University of Oxford has long been roiled by questions of race, inequality and privilege swirling through British society, from the mean city streets and neglected social housing projects to the glittery, obsessively chronicled romances and rigmarole of the royal family.
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North Kensington Library, a stately Victorian building near Portobello market, is the rare place where children from the housing projects mix with those from Notting Hill Preparatory School and Chepstow House School, two private schools that cost more than £230,000 ($7,800) a term.
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In between the rink and the Mansion are the Isaacs Houses and the Holmes Towers, housing projects still considered by the police to be a "high-crime zone," though the dime-bag corner at Ninety-second and First is now a Greenmarket.
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So in the spring, a small team of workers in Tyvek suits, gloves and goggles began stripping six inches of soil from the Lorraine Street fields, the most highly contaminated of the sites, situated directly across from the Red Hook housing projects.
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This is an area where the federal government can immediately intervene, granting us an aid package not less than of $1,000 million to start building low-cost, medium-term housing projects to ease the transition of the people that lost their homes.
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Asset manager HDFC Property Fund has mainly invested in housing projects through earlier funds but, for the first time, plans to invest in logistics and warehousing with the new fund, becoming the latest investor seeking to cash in on India's e-commerce boom.
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Many former residents of Vila Autodromo now live in other parts of the city or are scattered among housing projects which land rights campaigners see as a symbol of the large-scale displacement linked to the Olympics, which open on August 225.
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Over the last century, Puerto Rico has produced landmark social housing projects like El Falansterio in San Juan, an Art Deco-detailed waterfront complex from the 1930s that, all these years later, remains a thriving community and a model of elegant, humane design.
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If you lived in 90s Russia, Edinburgh's squats and back streets didn't look particularly ugly: Most of my peers, at some point, lived in housing projects and witnessed the crime and drug abuse which came with the post-Soviet crisis of our own.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. homebuilding rebounded in November, driven by a surge in multi-family housing projects, but construction of single-family homes fell to a 1-7723/2-year low, pointing to deepening housing market weakness that could spill over to the broader economy.
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Several residents said that young men, often from other buildings, tended to congregate on the stairs and hassled residents who had to rely on them whenever the elevator malfunctioned — another problem, along with darkened stairwells, that happened with some frequency in the city's housing projects.
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Specifically, this third in a series of films by director Marc Levin and producer Daphne Pinkerson bores into income disparity in an area where an elite private school and multi-million-dollar high-rise condominiums have gone up adjacent to poverty-stricken public-housing projects.
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Negro liberals, being consulted, assure us that this is something that will disappear with "education," a vast, all-purpose term, conjuring up visions of sunlit housing projects, stacks of copybooks and a race of well-soaped, dark-skinned people who never slur their R's.
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Delayed or unfinished housing projects have been a significant part of buyers' discontent, according to local media, which reported that in August that nearly half a million housing units worth 4.64 trillion rupees ($63.5 billion) were delayed in seven major cities around the country.
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On Thursday, the prosecution also introduced portions of an official police training handbook and other documents that said officers are required to provide aid in situations similar to what Officer Liang encountered, and that they are duty-bound to protect residents when patrolling housing projects.
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One of the countries most affected by the 2008 global financial crisis was Spain, where a decades-long housing boom went bust almost overnight, bankrupting developers and leaving unfinished housing projects littered across the country, from the suburbs of Madrid to the Mediterranean coast.
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Since former prime minister Margaret Thatcher's declaration that "there is no such thing as society," social housing projects—once potent symbols of an egalitarian future—again found themselves at the forefront of an ideological struggle, newly recast as unaffordable symptoms of poverty and despair.
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Meanwhile the housing projects approved by the Jerusalem municipality on Sunday are on land that the Palestinians seek as part of a future state and had been taken off the agenda in December at Netanyahu's request to avoid further censure from Trump's predecessor Barack Obama.
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Go to west Chelsea in Manhattan — home to upscale art galleries, pricey condos overlooking the High Line and the exclusive "world school" Avenues — and you may notice that across the street from many new residential and office towers are public housing projects for the poor.
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The Washington Post reported this week that Carson's son and his daughter-in-law, Merlynn Carson, had asked multiple people to be invited to the tour, an event intended to give Carson a chance to see federally supported housing projects and discuss his policies.
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Foxx accuses opponents of using 'rhetoric of the Willie Horton era' Foxx, who grew up in Chicago's Cabrini Green housing projects, in 2016 defeated incumbent Anita Alvarez, whose tenure as top prosecutor was upended by the police shooting death of Laquan McDonald two years earlier.
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" Sanders characterizes his mayoral triumph as a victory for movement politics, noting to me the support he received from "people in the low-income housing projects, women, police unions and neighborhood organizations — a working-class coalition that was very dissatisfied with the status quo.
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The conditions on Eagle Avenue — one of four buildings in a complex called South Bronx Area Site 21986 — are consistent with other complaints residents have leveled at the agency; Nycha has been under fire for widespread heat and hot water outages at several housing projects.
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But in a city where almost any change is met by fierce resistance, Google has drawn relatively few complaints as it has made itself at home in Chelsea, a neighborhood where public housing projects sit beside luxury buildings, art galleries and trendy restaurants and clubs.
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On the higher ground to the east, neighborhoods of single-family and semidetached homes that sprung up in the early 503s as housing projects for army officers are bastions of a more ethnically mixed, middle-class, liberal and secular Israel that votes center-left.
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And the ethnic tensions that Trump has exploited are mirrored as well, albeit with distinctively French twists — like the role of the vast suburban housing projects, built in the postwar era for a largely native working class and now contested between natives and immigrants.
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Mr. Carson, who has also visited Detroit, Dallas and Miami on his listening tour, peppered officials at housing projects in Ohio about which agency or company was paying for the maintenance, what comforts they were providing and what kind of job training facilities each had.
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In the summer of 1999, Mr. Booker, then a City Council member, and his supporters staged a 10-day vigil outside of housing projects in Newark's Central Ward to draw attention to a booming open-air drug trade that residents said was threatening their safety.
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But the district, the Cities of London and Westminster, with its rows of white stucco townhouses and crowded housing projects, may now become a parable on the left for why Prime Minister Boris Johnson holds a commanding position less than two weeks before the election.
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A review of federal data by The New York Times found that in the United States' biggest metropolitan areas, low-income housing projects that use federal tax credits — the nation's biggest source of funding for affordable housing — are disproportionately built in majority nonwhite communities.
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The fact that many of the affected residents live in housing projects and are among the poorest in a rich Western nation has added to the discomfort of Prime Minister Theresa May, who promised to tackle social injustice last year when she took power.
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As a billionaire, Schultz doesn't understand why many Americans don't see him as the everyman or the prodigal son, who worked himself up from the housing projects in Brooklyn, New York, to found one of the nation's most formidable and recognizable companies, Starbucks Coffee.
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Matthew Berger, vice president for tax at the National Multifamily Housing Council, an apartment industry group, warned that the tax outline being promoted by House Republicans could cause the tax burdens of real estate developers to spike, potentially dampening growth of new housing projects.
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In November of 2016, Blowback Productions screened their HBO documentary "Class Divide" at the space; the film follows the lives of people on either side of 10th Avenue and 26th street, a block that houses both a private school and the Elliot-Chelsea Housing projects.
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Reuters calculates that the public-private housing projects in which Lincoln participates reap nearly $875 million in revenue a year from military housing tenants, roughly a fifth of the $4 billion a year the Defense Department pays in rent stipends for privatized on-base housing.
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But they would also provide a chance at decent transit for more than 22.5,27 people who live in New York City housing projects that were built along the waterfront in the 1503s and '2150s, when the area was an industrial zone that was about to die.
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In 2013, Justice Sonia Sotomayor — the first Latina to attain a position on the Supreme Court — published her poignant memoir, My Beloved World, in which she describes growing up in drug-infested housing projects, her diabetes diagnosis at age 7, and her father's death not long thereafter.
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The importance of parental oversight Hilde's father, Matthew Lysiak, whom we could not reach for comment, told The Washington Post that his daughter has been in the housing projects in the Bronx with him as he reported stories and that she doesn't have a lot of fear.
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Hagit Ofran, a Peace Now spokeswoman, said the new round of construction approvals was "not a dramatic change" from last year's pace, when Israel gave the go-ahead for 6,742 housing projects in the West Bank - a figure described by Peace Now as the highest since 2013.
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But she noted that many of the latest housing projects were slated for settlements deep inside the West Bank, "especially in places that Israel would need to (evacuate) in case of a (peace) agreement - which means our government is trying to prevent a two-state solution".
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The mega-towers on South Street are going up right in front of housing projects, so that people who've lived in the neighborhood for 30, 40, 50 years will not just have their views obstructed, but will have reduced access to natural light and clean air.
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The Goods and Services Tax Council, comprising state and federal finance ministers, announced that the new rate will be 5 percent, down from 0003 percent, on all new housing projects except those that are classified as affordable housing, according to a statement from the finance ministry.
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Then you have the West and South side that have remained 95 percent black and in poverty for more than 40+ years — in fact after the tear-down and relocation of everyone from the High Rise Housing Projects, they seem to be getting worse for various reasons.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedic actor Tracy Morgan, who rose to prominence on sketch comedy series "Saturday Night Live" after growing up in one of New York City's toughest housing projects, said he felt right at home receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday.
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He related that he once worked as a public school teacher in Brooklyn and witnessed the violence being heaped on his black and brown students by other young people from the nearby housing projects (in plain sight of a police precinct which made no move to help).
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It has built and upgraded wastewater treatment plants, and is spending about $1.5 billion just on green projects such as installing "curbside rain gardens" and other infrastructure in parks, playgrounds and public housing projects to absorb storm water and keep it out of the sewer system.
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East Brooklyn Congregations, a nonprofit comprising congregations, schools and homeowners associations, had sent two residents of the New York City Housing Authority — whose tenants are about 90 percent black and Latino — to confront Mr. de Blasio over the city's failure to improve conditions at the housing projects.
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Following these senseless murders, Ibn Ziaten established the Imad Association for Youth and Peace, and has been roaming dilapidated housing projects, overcrowded prisons and immigrant-dominated schools which form fertile grounds for violent extremism in France, to stop hate speech and promote greater cross-cultural understanding.
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This philosophy explains why, despite supporting organizations like Mary's Place, Amazon was instrumental in killing a bill in its home city of Seattle that would have taxed local businesses in order to fund affordable housing projects that keep people from becoming homeless in the first place.
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Entrenched violence in housing projects and uneven, ineffective services for mentally ill poor people are among the stubborn causes of what killings remain in an era of historically low crime, spurring intense but often frustrating efforts by the police to identify and track the most violent and most vulnerable.
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In 2014, the same month his office brought its case against Hadden to a grand jury, Vance orchestrated what he deemed the largest gang sweep in city history, indicting 103 mostly black and Latino people, around a third of them teenagers, living in two housing projects in Harlem.
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Instead, she was staring at a list of names, addresses, e-mail addresses, and tenant code numbers for the more than 500 clients of the city's Scattered Sites low-income housing program, which includes low-income complexes that are typically smaller and more family-oriented than bigger housing projects.
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Bringing this new sensibility and openness, Lorena's photographs on Lorena Street show abstractions of what we are taught to see: I didn't expect to find, for example, an elaborate medicinal garden tended by an older lady in the housing projects, or realize that rotting fruit could symbolize prosperity.
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Long seen as a dividing line between Fort Greene's brick-and-brownstone-lined streets to the south and housing projects to the north, the park is being renovated to provide more comfort to less affluent residents, said Rosamond Fletcher, the executive director of the Fort Greene Park Conservancy.
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During her time there, she and her husband designed many of the monumental bronze visions of flora and fauna that would later become their trademark, adorning the courtyards of public housing projects, the cover of a Serge Gainsbourg album and the library of Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé.
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The legislative bill requires workers be paid "prevailing wage" on residential projects that have "any agreement with the state or a political subdivision" — a provision that extends the current statutory requirement way past the redevelopment agencies that don't exist any longer, public agencies and low-income housing projects.
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At the same time, they are also trying to beat back a property tax cap for the city — supported by Republicans in the State Senate — and to thwart a proposal that would give the state veto power over housing projects in the city that use tax-exempt federal bonds.
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This is plausible; street style has always reflected prison culture, and moves that would work in the confines of prisons would work just as well in the confines of the similarly-designed housing projects which had come to dominate New York City's ghettos in the era of urban renewal.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Friday announced a deal on a new state budget that would grant New Yorkers some protection from the Republican-steered federal tax plan, pour an additional quarter of a billion dollars into public housing projects and enact a raft of new sexual harassment policies.
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In a July 2002 episode of the radio show "This American Life," an artist, Milton Reed, who made his living painting murals inside people's apartments in public housing projects in Chicago, said black clients often asked him to paint Jesus — and insisted that Mr. Reed paint him white.
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Despite Kuma's professed desire to distance himself from his forebears, it clearly resembles Arata Isozaki's famous but unrealized "Clusters in the Air" (1960-62), a plan for housing projects in Tokyo, in which a single pillar supports capsule-like apartments, piled one above the other, like Kuma's beams.
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And people living below the poverty line can reap the sweet, longevity-increasing rewards of wellness too, by, uh, living in housing projects that comply with the regulations in Fannie Mae's healthy housing incentives program, which includes upgrading to Energy Star appliances, improving insulation, and installing solar lighting.
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It would be a fair bet to say that seeing an opera was a first for many of the evening's attendees in this down-at-the-heels neighborhood, which periodically makes news for its drug gangs, daylight shootings and protests against foreigners moving into the local public housing projects.
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It examined a federally designed experiment involving thousands of families in five large American cities, and found that young children whose families moved during the 1990s from high-poverty housing projects to neighborhoods offering good jobs and schools grew up to be better-educated, more economically successful adults.
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The bonds provide $650 million to $900 million worth of financing a year and in the last two years funded the creation or preservation of 16,700 units, said Gary D. Rodney, president of the New York City Housing Development Corporation, which issues the bonds for housing projects in the city.
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Why it matters: Experts told NYT that the decision could presage HUD cutting the rule entirely, allowing a reversion to the pre-2015 mean where the federal government could turn a blind eye to effective segregation — for example, by allowing local governments to place housing projects only in majority-black neighborhoods.
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Even today, some of the most valuable real estate in the entire country has remained completely off limits to developers: There are still whole blocks of Chelsea, the Lower East Side, and the Upper West Side occupied by public housing projects, poor people living in the midst of astounding wealth.
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If you want to see the other side of Aravena's architecture — the non-incremental housing projects that probably tipped the scales for the Pritzker judges — Aravena has three on the university's San Joaquin campus: the math building, a classroom and study center called the Siamese Tower, and the Angelini Innovation Center.
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Another charity, Open Age, runs some 400 activities each week in Central London — sewing circles, current events discussions, book clubs and exercise and computer classes, held at church halls, sport centers, housing projects — and its employees also visit people in their homes to try to get them out and about.
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Though Indonesian President Joko Widodo's infrastructure push has fuelled a boom in the building of airports, roads and housing projects, an aggressive expansion in the industry and entry of newer players such as Anhui Conch has created excess capacity and a price war in the last few years, analysts say.
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His Police Commissioner, Howard Safir, said yesterday that such cameras had proven to be "incredibly effective," cutting crime by 30 percent to 50 percent in public housing projects … "You have no right to privacy in a public place," Commissioner Safir added, and "no court order is required" to use cameras.
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And while a movie about a poor, gay black young man in the housing projects might have been beloved by critics, it's not the type of Oscar material traditionally selected by Hollywood's elite — especially when its biggest competition was a movie musical about Hollywood, historically one of the Oscars' favorite subjects.
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But really, the big hindrance to Moonlight's wider success was that it's a small, arty film about a black boy growing up in the housing projects outside Miami, with a mother who is an addict and a surrogate father who deals drugs, as he deals with bullies and discovers his homosexuality.
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The boy's school, Public School 267, the Charles A. Dorsey School, which is nestled between the Ingersoll and Whitman housing projects in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, is in Mayor Bill de Blasio's Renewal schools program, which aims to lift up struggling schools by flooding them with academic coaching and social services.
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And while Amazon's arrival would be an enormous economic boost, was it right to permit a sprawling campus in an area with limited infrastructure and overcrowded subways, even while the company offered scant details about amenities for the nearby housing projects and other lower-income areas that would be its neighbors?
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Two new museums are set to open this year, in Dessau and Weimar; the Bauhaus-Archiv in Berlin is adding a new building to be completed in 2022; and all the various sites, from small housing projects to the central, monumental building in Dessau, are being outfitted with new displays.
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Mr. Vance personally argued the case before the court, underscoring its importance to his office, which has used private information in Facebook accounts not only as evidence of the enormous disability fraud scheme but also to help make conspiracy cases against hundreds of members of street gangs in housing projects.
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The teenager, identified only as C. F. in the judge's opinion, was arrested in December, two months short of his 18th birthday, and accused of participating in 18 Park, one of two rival gangs that the authorities allege were running narcotics and gun trafficking operations in and around the Patterson housing projects.
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The combination of shuttering the city's massive housing projects—which led to gang members and their families being dispersed among each other—easy access to guns from just over the state line in Indiana, and the segregation of the city as a whole has created what is, in effect, an American war zone.
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At the Department of Transportation and Department of Housing and Urban Development, the California Democrat would expand accessible transportation and housing projects and require plans demonstrating full accessibility for projects seeking federal funding, pointing to projects seemingly compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act that failed to address accessibility during early planning.
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It is not trolling, Mr. Luthmann said, to set up phony Facebook pages to embarrass candidates — such as one in which a Republican Assembly candidate in a conservative district calls for more housing projects, or another, in which a liberal Democrat City Council member "welcomes" a welfare hotel for drug addicts and criminals.
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Among the garbage-strewn roads, there are still 300 earthquake victims living in squalor in 18 aluminum containers, which people here call bibiann in the local dialect — freezing in winter, sweltering in summer, and originally meant in the1990s as holding places while the regional government built subsidized housing projects to relocate people.
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Ms. Torres-Gonzalez's killing was the first of 2016 in the 63th Precinct, a two-square-mile area at the southern tip of the Bronx where the towers of 14 housing projects dominate the skyline, methadone clinics dot the main thoroughfares, and gangs and drug-dealing wane with each police roundup and then roar back.
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In the latest round of city-state jousting, developers, bankers and de Blasio administration officials said they were told in meetings with aides to Mr. Cuomo that the city would lose a sizable share of up to $214 million a year that the state provides in federal tax-exempt bonds for affordable housing projects in the five boroughs.
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I think it plays a very important role in how societies find cohesion, and if you look up some of the 1960s and 70s housing projects with a high density of Mafia, you will see that one is exactly built with a kind of model without any infrastructure, and foreign to the real heart of the city.
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Mr. Caro, who had overslept that morning because he was unsatisfied with something he was writing for the fifth volume of his biography of Lyndon B. Johnson, pointed out Moses handiwork, which was basically everything in sight: the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge, the northern extension of the F.D.R. Drive, the massive public housing projects in Queens and Upper Manhattan.
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The film follows a group of residents of one of the housing projects targeted by the NFF — a gang, led by D'mitri (Y'lan Noel); his former girlfriend Nya (Lex Scott Davis) and her teenage brother Isaiah (Joivan Wade); their neighbor Luisa (Luna Lauren Velez) and her daughter Selina (Kristen Solis); and another wisecracking neighbor, Dolores (Mugga).
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Imagine if the city did the same at the branch in Corona, Queens, where cramped quarters force study groups to huddle on the floor; or Red Hook, Brooklyn, where families from the nearby housing projects are eager for more job training; or Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, where rising sea levels and storms like Sandy threaten its very operations.
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The 14 killings that occurred amid the area's housing projects and rolling parks represented the most intransigent forms of urban violence at a time of historically low crime: a machete murder by a schizophrenic man, two domestic homicides, orchestrated hits on drug dealers, a party out of control, bullets that killed women they weren't meant for.
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The Japanese architect Shigeru Ban designed shelters from recyclable paper tubes for victims of violence and natural disasters, for example, while the Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena has pioneered what he calls "incremental" social housing projects, in which residents buy half of a two-story home at a state-subsidized rate and complete it when and how they can.
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However, the money is limited and follows strict priorities: "A lot of old buildings have environmental health hazards like asbestos, mold, or lead that need to be addressed first," says Jason Bing of the Ecology Center, a nonprofit organization working with AAHC in Ann Arbor on two new affordable housing projects intended to be model examples of green and healthy residential construction.
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This ranges from giveaways lacking any sort of policy rationale (corporate jets benefit from accelerated depreciation relative to normal commercial jets) to targeted subsidies (ethanol producers get a special tax credit; NASCAR tracks have a special depreciation schedule) to efforts to use the corporate income tax to pursue large-scale social objectives (investors in affordable housing projects get a special credit).
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Sotomayor, who completed her seventh term on the bench Monday, is known for her personal journey from the housing projects to the highest court in the land, but her dissent reflects something else she brings to the table: Her years working in the trenches as an assistant district attorney and trial judge, experiences that shaped her view on the law.
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Mr. Cuomo is proposing to give the Public Authorities Control Board — whose three voting members are the governor and the leaders of the State Senate and Assembly, or their designees — the power to approve or veto individual housing projects that use tax-exempt bonds that the state gets from the federal government and then allocates to the city and other municipalities.
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The inquiry became public this week when the office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, obtained a court order compelling the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to produce information about cases of elevated blood lead levels among public housing residents and complaints of "unsafe, unsanitary and unhealthful conditions" in housing projects.
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That said, these three new parks are good news, especially at a time when Mr. de Blasio, primarily focused on existing parks, has announced no big plans of his own for new parks and still has yet to decide how to redo miles of critical parkland along the East River in Manhattan, where Hurricane Sandy devastated a number of public housing projects.
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