RRP recently completed a rehab in Racine WI. This home is being utilized as a transitional home for previously homeless people. RRP goal is to promote self-sufficiency and stability for those experiencing hardships. The home offers an upper and lower unit.
RRP’s goal is not to gentrify and displace, but to develop vacant and neglected properties, into affordable housing options for low/moderate income persons.
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We are looking forward to welcoming what can be brought to the Uptown portion of Census Tract 5. Our organization agrees with hopes this "designation will draw more housing projects to the area."
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RRP is supportive of programs like this by developing skills and talents in the local workforce to work the trades. We are pleased to see Gateway Technical College also participating in such work.
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The City Council, at its meeting Wednesday, approved the city accepting another 16 foreclosed properties from the county. Connolly said, "some of the 16 will go to GLCCC, RRP and Habitat for Humanity"