The Urban Institute found that between 2011-2017, majority-white neighborhoods in Chicago received 4.6 times as much market investment per household as majority-Black neighborhoods, and 2.6 times as much investment as majority-Latino neighborhoods. Host: Sasha-Ann SimonsProducer: Lynnea DomienikGuest: Ja’Net Defell

The Urban Institute found that between 2011-2017, majority-white neighborhoods in Chicago received 4.6 times as much market investment per household as majority-Black neighborhoods, and 2.6 times as much investment as majority-Latino neighborhoods. Host: Sasha-Ann Simons Producer: Lynnea Domienik Guest: Ja’Net Defell

The Urban Institute found that between 2011-2017, majority-white neighborhoods in Chicago received 4.6 times as much market investment per household as majority-Black neighborhoods, and 2.6 times as much investment as majority-Latino neighborhoods. Host: Sasha-Ann SimonsProducer: Lynnea DomienikGuest: Ja’Net Defell

Chicago Innovator: Bridging the funding gap for community based real estate projects

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Chicago Innovator: Bridging the funding gap for community based real estate projects