Spring 2007

The Evolution of Two Neighborhoods: Having the Right Mix of People Essential to Redevelopment

Ellen Eubank, Faith Weekly

Redeveloping a neighborhood is like baking a cake. In the same way that a baker assembles all the right ingredients for a cake, neighborhood leaders must assemble all the right ingredients to realize success in their project. Leaving out an ingredient or missing a step could be a recipe for disaster.

Subprime ARMs: Popular Loans, Poor Performance

Yuliya Demyanyk, Yadav K. Gopalan

Not Just a Financial Institution: Measuring Success by Looking at the Double Bottom Line

Jean B. Morisseau-Kuni

Hidden Treasures: Value in Brownfields

Jim Gilstrap

Federal Regulators Seek Comment on Subprime Mortgage Lending Statement

Spanning the Region

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