Only one in 10 residents have been revealed in supporting
the creation of new towns as a solution to the housing crisis, according to a
new survey. The research, published by Eurocell plc, highlights a reticence
around the concept of new towns since the construction of places such as Milton
Keynes and Telford in the mid-20th century. By contrast, 43% of those surveyed
would prefer the conversion of old, unused buildings and the regeneration of
run-down communities or brownfield sites. Read more on 24housing.
Obama Center opening stirs pride and unease for Chicago’s South Side amid
displacement fears
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South Siders voice concerns about gentrification, housing and affordability
as they celebrate opening of the Obama Presidential Center
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