The city of Chicago is putting focus on a new program aimed at saving neighborhoods with heavy foreclosure rates. The Micro-Market Recovery Program is getting $15 to $20 million from the MacArthur Foundation, as well other non-profits and community groups. The program will focus on the community vibrancy through reoccupation of properties in Humboldt Park, Chatham, Chicago Lawn, West Woodlawn, Auburn Gresham, West Pullman, Belmont Cragin, Englewood, and Grand Boulevard, according to a release from the mayor's office.