TRP News

TRP used $13.8 million in Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP2) dollars to acquire 40 abandoned properties in Back of the Yards and rehabilitate them into 75 units of quality, affordable housing.

La Casa Student Housing

Casa Tabasco

Casa Sor Juana

Casa Puebla

Casa Oaxaca

Casa Monterrey

Casa Hidalgo, Back of the Yards

Casa Guerrero, Pilsen.

Casa Morelos, Pilsen.

Casa Maravilla, Pilsen.

Published: December 12, 2012 The Resurrection Project (TRP) works to build relationships and create healthy communities, and we’re excited and grateful that our work has made the news again! On Friday, December 7, The Gate Newspaper ran a feature article on TRP and our work to stabilize Chicago’s Back of the Yards neighborhood through the renovation of 81-units of formerly foreclosed housing as affordable rental and for-sale housing. You can see the online newspaper here. The story gives a brief glimpse into the impact resulting from the $13.5 million TRP is investing in the community through Neighborhood Stabilization Program II funding secured through a national consortium led by Chicanos por la Causa (Arizona).