Mice and sewage backups among problems tenants face on their own amid delays and absenteeism from the expanding real estate company
Why the current system to address unsafe housing structures isn’t cutting it, from the author of a new book on the subject
City didn't stop 312 Properties from effectively evicting tenants despite numerous complaints
Management has broken promises, violated housing laws, and ignored complaints for years. Now tenants are banding together to fight for their rights
The 2021 Affordable Requirements Ordinance went into effect last October after an intensive eighteen-month review process. But is the revamped ARO enough to combat the city’s deeply entrenched racial segregation?
A former public housing resident shares her experiences living in the Projects and watching them fall
Segregation and public housing in Chicago go hand in hand
Pilsen and a number of other neighborhoods will see dollars pour into affordable housing development and preservation in their communities