what’s working? strategies to create inclusive communities, mitigate and reverse displacement and...
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PartnershipHousingHabitat for HumanitySalem, OR
300 to 500 hoursof sweat equity;16 hours class
Finalapproval for0% APRhome loan
Selection:• Need for
housing• Ability to pay• Willingness to
partner
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AffordableHomeOwnershipHabitat for Humanity of the Mid-Willamette ValleySalem, OR
Amy Cubbage
[email protected] (503) 364-6642 Ext. 103
Pathway 1000
• A PCRI initiative to develop 1,000 new affordable homes forrental and ownership by 2025
• Increase the overall inventory of affordable housing in
North and Northeast Portland. • Create a pipeline back into N/NE Portland neighborhoods
for families who have been involuntarily displaced • Ensures related economic opportunity benefits and lifts up
displaced/disadvantaged community members 3
History of Involuntary Displacement andGentrification in NE Portland
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• Gentrification vs. displacement • Who has been displaced? Why? • The results of involuntary displacement
Effects of Displacement
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• Housing insecurity and “root shock” • Poverty and housing cost burden • Health disparities • Disparate educational outcomes and achievement • Displacement of community businesses, lost economic
opportunity
Preventing Future Displacement
• Prioritizing housing stability for existing residents • Right to return waitlist priority actively mitigates displacement • Preserving and expanding affordable housing in gentrifying
areas • Ensuring economic opportunity, stability for existing
businesses and residents
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