Affordable Housing
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Holsten's Exit Signals Crisis for Chicago Affordable Housing
After 50 years championing mixed-income developments, Peter Holsten, a prominent Chicago developer, is selling his extensive portfolio, encompassing 2,638 residential units.
West Side Housing Development: Applications Open for Historic Bank
To even learn more about the new 78-unit mixed-income apartment building opening on Chicago's West Side, prospective residents must pay a $17 fee via money order or cashier's check, according to Block
Pasadena Council Denies Housing, Resists 2026 Code Goals
Despite state laws allowing projects to receive up to 50% additional residential density, the Pasadena City Council recently denied an appeal for a 133-unit affordable housing development at 600 North
Transit-Oriented Development Promises Greener Cities, Stronger Communities
In Cleveland's Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood, a $19.
Chicago committee approves Rogers Park affordable housing plan
In a stark contrast to typical Chicago development, the City Council's zoning committee just approved an 80-unit apartment complex in Rogers Park where every single unit will be below market rate, acc