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Shamari Garrett

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Understanding neighborhood property conditions is crucial for urban planning and community development. Identifying and analyzing these conditions can provide insights into a community's overall health and stability, influencing decisions on resource allocation, policymaking, and community interventions. This study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative data analysis with qualitative observations to assess the property conditions in various neighborhoods. Data were collected on factors such as the presence of street trees, roof conditions, and other visible signs of property maintenance. Specific attention was given to properties on Edgelea and Oxford Streets. The analysis reveals several significant correlations and patterns, there is a notable positive correlation between the presence of street trees and the condition of roofs. Properties with more street trees tended to have better-maintained roofs. Properties on Edgelea Street exhibited significantly better maintenance compared to those on Oxford Street, suggesting a disparity in resource allocation or community engagement. Further analysis indicated a strong relationship between overall property conditions and community engagement levels, and the impact of local policies on property maintenance. The findings underscore the importance of urban forestry and community engagement in maintaining property conditions. Policymakers and urban planners should consider these factors when developing strategies to improve neighborhood health and stability. Additionally, the disparities observed between different streets highlight the need for targeted interventions to ensure equitable resource distribution. Keywords: Neighborhood Property Conditions; Community Development; Property Maintenance; Community Engagement; Edgelea Neighborhood

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Purdue University / 2024

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Shamari Garrett