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Can Philly mass-produce its way out of a housing crisis?

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By Gabriel Donahue Verified
| Common Ground
This story was originally published on this site. Across the U.S., mayors and city councils have been making bold promises to solve the urban housing crisis. In Philadelphia, Mayor Cherelle Parker is looking to modular building as an essential part of her plan. Parker’s ambitious $2 billion Housing Opportunities Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) initiative set out to create 30,000 affordable units across Philadelphia through restoration and construction.
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Watershed leaders visit Puerto Rico to help shape climate resilience plan

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By Gabriel Donahue Verified
| Grid Magazine
When research was needed to create a climate resilience plan for the neighborhood surrounding North Philadelphia’s Tacony Creek, leaders of the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford Watershed Partnership (TTF) had something more ambitious in mind than a traditional written study.
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Can modular technology solve Philadelphia’s affordable housing crisis?

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By Gabriel Donahue Verified
| Metro Philadelphia Verified
Across the US, mayors and city councils have been making bold promises to solve the urban housing crisis. In Philadelphia, Mayor Cherelle Parker is looking to modular building as an essential part of her plan. Parker’s ambitious $2 billion Housing Opportunities Made Easy (H.O.M.E.) initiative set out to create 30,000 affordable units across Philadelphia through restoration and construction. But her administration faces the same challenges that have hit cities from Los Angeles to Maine.
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