Partners in Progress Case Study: Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida

Carl Sussman and John Weiser

Community Development Innovation Review, 2017, issue 1, 143-152

Abstract: Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida (NHSSF) proved the cross-silo approach in an especially compelling way: Its work in the 79th Street Corridor did not conform to any generally recognized neighborhood but instead spanned portions of five jurisdictions between two separate cities, Miami and Hialeah. Through patient engagement with justifiably skeptical, long-neglected residents of the corridor, and with all the different officials, NHSSF is on its way to bringing jobs, affordable housing, small-business services, and perhaps most importantly, a sense of hope and buy-in to the Corridor for the first time in decades.

Date: 2017
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