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Drexel Blvd Coop

4800 S Drexel Boulevard. Photo by Jason Schumer.
Posted inHousing

What’s to Come for the 4800 Block of South Drexel Boulevard?

by Emeline Posner May 18, 2023June 14, 2023

With one co-op sold and the neighboring townhome association in the city’s Troubled Building Initiative, the block is an example of the limited options available to members of the city’s collectively owned housing

Posted inHousing

Developer Forced Out Residents of Historic Drexel Blvd Coop During Eviction Moratorium

by Emeline Posner June 3, 2022June 3, 2022

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