This case study of an innovative and alternative model of community
economic development describes a unique project that shows how
building and renovating housing can greatly improve the social,
economic, and political life of an inner city neighborhood. Using
the North End Housing Project (NEHP) in Winnipeg as its focus, the
strategy of housing as the centerpiece for community economic
development is thoroughly assessed. The NEHP began in one of the
lowest-income locales in the city buying, renovating, renting, and
selling residences, providing affordable shelter and increasing the
nearby housing values. This model proved to be a catalyst for jobs,
an economic base, and a foundation of social
capital--neighborliness and community organization--in the
neighborhood.
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