Multifamily news in Affordable Housing - Chicago
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Chicago-Area Senior Community Breaks Ground
Located in Evanston, the $25 million affordable property will offer 60 units for senior residents.
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Marquette Cos. Secures $100M-Plus for Chicago Tower
The 278-unit community is rising in the heart of the West Loop neighborhood.
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JV Forges Ahead with Chicago Apartment Project
McCaffrey Interests and The Community Builders are working on the pair of buildings forming part of the Southbridge mega-development.
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Gardner Capital Completes Chicago-Area Senior Housing
Spring Hill Senior Residences in West Dundee, Ill., will feature 61 apartments for residents 55 years and older.
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Draper and Kramer Kicks Off Chicago Project
The building will rise seven stories in the East Lakeview neighborhood and will include 120 units and a ground-floor retail component.
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Evergreen Lands $16M Refi for Chicago-Area Community
The 134-unit property in Joliet, Ill., caters to seniors aged 62 and over and disabled individuals.
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Skender Tops Out Chicago Shelter
Sarah’s Circle financed the 36,000-square-foot development with a $14 million donation from a national foundation.
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New Affordable Housing Development Set for Chicago Area
Construction has begun on a mixed-use project offering 72 units in Maywood, Ill.
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Kiser Group Represented FPA Multifamily in Chicago-Area Deal
Matt Halper and Danny Mantis arranged the transaction of 2000 Illinois in Aurora.
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Chicago’s The 78 Gets in Gear
Related Midwest's Curt Bailey tells how the $7.2 billion megadevelopment will reshape the workplace and urban living in the Windy City.
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Partially Affordable Community Opens Doors in Chicago
The Concord at Sheridan includes 111 mixed-income units and is the result of a public-private partnership.
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The Habitat Co. Takes Charge of Chicago Affordable Housing Portfolio
The firm now manages an additional 18 affordable communities owned by the Chicago Housing Authority. The properties are located across the Windy City's West and South sides.
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Chicago High-Rise Lands $70M Financing
The Fannie Mae loan, provided by Greystone for Maryland-based Foundation Housing, will help keep the 256-unit community affordable for lower-income residents for many years to come.
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Affordable Senior Housing Breaks Ground in Illinois
The 60-unit Residences of Crystal Lake is slated for completion by March 2020.
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Partially Affordable Community Changes Hands in Chicago
Renaissance North is in the city’s Old Town neighborhood and sold for $15.5 million. The building includes 59 units, with 18 set aside for low-income residents.