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Atlantic City Launches Housing Strategy to Reduce Blight and Spur Redevelopment

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What happened

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Chelsea Economic Development Corp. launched a housing strategy in Atlantic City designed to reduce blight and redevelop vacant properties in the Chelsea neighborhood. This initiative includes a pilot program, community input, and a university research partnership. The Jumpstart Atlantic City program, a seven-week training initiative, is designed to connect and train developers, investors, contractors, and community leaders in the city.

From pressofatlanticcity.com

Why it matters

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The housing strategy aims to facilitate the redevelopment of properties and support quality-of-life efforts in Atlantic City. The Jumpstart program provides training for various industry participants, which could support local investment and construction activity.

From pressofatlanticcity.com

Who's involved

  • Atlantic CityCity where the housing strategy is being implemented and blight is being addressed
  • Stockton UniversityUniversity partnering with the Corp on research related to the housing strategy

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Stockton UniversitySpeculative

    Stockton University could gain new funding and research opportunities through its partnership in the housing strategy.

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