For 10 points, name these government structures built to help those with low incomes find a place to live.
New Jersey courts granted a "builder's remedy" to construct these structures in communities that were not zoning for their "fair share" in the Mount Laurel decisions. The Supreme Court's Gautreaux decision ushered in a preference for "scattered site" types of these structures. Mayor Jane Byrne lived in one as a publicity stunt in 1981. Notoriously crime-ridden structures of this type in Chicago included Robert Taylor Homes and Cabrini-Green. For 10 points, name these government structures built to help those with low incomes find a place to live.
New Jersey courts granted a "builder's remedy" to construct these structures in communities that were not zoning for their "fair share" in the Mount Laurel decisions.
housing projects [or public housing; or fair housing; or affordable housing; prompt on housing or word forms/equivalents]