Independent Housing Analysis by Evanston Resident Paul Breslin
Evanston resident Paul Breslin has prepared a detailed research paper and accompanying presentation examining housing policy, demographic trends, and the fiscal context surrounding current planning initiatives in Evanston. His work brings together national research, local data, and independent analysis to help inform the community discussion on zoning and long-term development.
Paul has made both documents available for public review:
Full Paper: “Affordable Housing – Toward a Fact-Based Solution”
View PDFPresentation Slides (as delivered to City Council)
View PDF
These materials reflect Paul’s independent research and perspective. Evanston Action Coalition is sharing them as a resource for residents seeking deeper background information as the City continues to consider major zoning and housing policy changes.
If you have questions, comments, or would like to discuss these issues further, please reach out to the Evanston Action Coalition through our contact page.
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