Revitalized Englewood homes create ownership opportunities for first-time buyersThe revitalization of a vacant 100-year-old home in Englewood is providing a pathway to homeownership for first-time buyers and creating opportunities for long-term wealth buildingThe revitalization of a vacant 100-year-old home in Englewood is providing a pathway to homeownership for first-time buyers and creating opportunities for long-term wealth buildingThe revitalization of a vacant 100-year-old home in Englewood is providing a pathway to homeownership for first-time buyers and creating opportunities for long-term wealth buildingThe revitalization of a vacant 100-year-old home in Englewood is providing a pathway to homeownership for first-time buyers and creating opportunities for long-term wealth buildingCHICAGO (WLS) -- The revitalization of a vacant 100-year-old home in Englewood is providing a pathway to homeownership for first-time buyers and creating opportunities for long-term wealth building. Abria Williams, a first-time homebuyer, recently received the keys to her newly renovated home after purchasing the property before renovations were completed. The effort aims to preserve housing stock, reduce blight, return properties to productive use, and create pathways to homeownership. For Sotello, the rehabilitation of the two Englewood homes carries personal significance. The City of Chicago's Rebuild program said it currently has 45 additional homes under development as it continues its effort to expand homeownership opportunities across the city.