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CAN GREEN HOUSING BE AFFORDABLE?

The Future of Housing in Uptown
Lucille Jordan 
Spring 2022 BSUS Capstone

The larger sustainability framework of the 2030 district allows for focused study, investment, and education in Green Affordable Housing practices that will improve the affordability, health, resilience, and social equity in this community. The COVID-19 Pandemic has highlighted the inequities such as rent burden and outdated housing stock of the Uptown portion of the Cincinnati 2030 district. This neighborhood will not be able to meet its full potential without all residents having access to safe, efficient, and affordable housing.

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PROJECT OVERVIEW

Green Affordable Housing in the Uptown 2030 District

Overview of issues with the existing Uptown housing stock. Green Affordable housing principles and how they can improve a community's environmental and social sustainability. Toolkit and resource guide for tenants and those interested in creating these projects.

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GREEN AFFORDABLE HOUSING PRINCIPLES

What is Green Affordable Housing?
Why is there a need for it?
How can it benefit a community?

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BACKGROUND RESEARCH

Why is this relevant to Uptown?
What is the current housing stock?
Who are those being impacted?

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TOOLKIT AND RESOURCES

How can I access affordable housing?
How can I fund my Green Affordable Housing Project?

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