The Role of Property Management of PRIDE in Improving the Life of Tenants

(6/1/1996 - 12/31/1997)

A participatory evaluation process was used by PRIDE (People’s Re-Investment and Development Effort) to address property management issues and the quality of life for PRIDE's tenants. The report focused on indicators such as frequency and types of repairs, the speed of repairs, and entry captains' perceptions of quality of and satisfaction with maintenance of buildings.

An internal report, "The Role of Property Management of PRIDE in Improving the Life of Their Tenants: A participatory Evaluation Approach," was completed.

Research Team:

• P. Morgan, Graduate Fellow, Psychology

• L. Orellana, Graduate Fellow, Psychology

• R. Hoskins, Graduate Fellow, School of Social Work

• Y. Suarez-Balcazar, Psychology, Loyola University

• Valerie Leon, People's Re-Investment and Development Effort

• Thomas Mallard, People's Re-Investment and Development Effort

• J. Rogers, Undergraduate Student

• A. Papachristos, Undergraduate Student

• S. Dvojack, Undergraduate Student

Community Partner:

• People's Re-Investment and Development Effort (PRIDE)