A coordinated initiative connecting local housing stability programs with The Public Lyceum's research and reporting capabilities.
The National Rebuild Network operates as a hub-and-spoke model, with The Public Lyceum serving as the central research and coordination hub, and local cities implementing programs tailored to their specific markets.
National research, reporting, and coordination center
Market-specific programs and community engagement
The National Rebuild Network is expanding across key markets, with each city implementing programs tailored to local housing challenges.
The inaugural National Rebuild Network city. Raleigh Rebuild implements TPL research through community briefings, civic convenings, and local engagement focused on housing stability and property resolution in the Triangle region.
Learn about Raleigh RebuildPlanned expansion into the Charlotte metropolitan area. Charlotte's rapidly growing housing market presents similar challenges to Raleigh, with opportunities for research-informed intervention.
Long-term expansion planned for Detroit. Detroit's unique housing challenges—including vacant properties, tax foreclosure, and land bank dynamics—offer opportunities for research on distressed property resolution.
The National Rebuild Network creates value for cities, institutions, and communities through coordinated research and implementation.
Access to TPL research and frameworks; opportunities for cross-market learning; connection to national media and institutional networks.
Alignment with trusted research platform; opportunities for underwriting and support; connection to local implementation networks.
Access to research and education; engagement with local implementation efforts; voice in addressing local housing challenges.
Learn more about The Public Lyceum's research and local implementation initiatives.