Block Club Chicago
Ariel Parrella-Aureli
Nov 1, 2021
JEFFERSON PARK — A long-empty lot on the city’s Far Northwest Side will be transformed into an affordable housing development for veterans, …
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REJournals
October 27, 2021
Skender, along with its joint-venture partner Ashlaur Construction, recently broke ground on Torrence Place, a three-story, mixed-use affordable housing and health clinic project for affordable housing …
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Jesse Dean
jesse.dean@csh.org
New York, NY | November 3, 2021 – To mark CSH’s 30th Anniversary and the 2021 Supportive Housing Symposium, CSH recognized 60 changemakers, lawmakers, developers, and initiatives …
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Telegraph Herald
Mar 20, 2021 Updated Mar 21, 2021
A Chicago-based nonprofit has been recognized for its efforts to transform a former Dubuque school building into apartments serving veterans and …
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Nushrat Rahman
Detroit Free Press
The Ruth Ellis Center broke ground Friday on a new building to provide housing, a health clinic and community space for LGBTQ youth in Detroit. …
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The Ruth Ellis Center and Detroit Housing & Revitalization Department will break ground Friday on a new, $15 million permanent supportive housing development in Detroit that will …
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Eve Kucharski
Pridesource
As the novel coronavirus pandemic’s second wave continues its resurgence in full force, sending much of Europe back into lockdown and last week recording more than 100,000 …
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James David Dickson
The Detroit News
Detroit — In 18 months, what’s now an empty field on Clairmount, just west of Woodward, will be a new home for dozens of …
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RE Journals
March 9, 2020
The construction project to turn the former Larkin Center in Elgin into affordable housing is progressing, with a late fall 2020 completion date projected. Joseph …
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February 28th, 2020
RE Journals
With excavation started, a new seven-story, mixed-income apartment complex in Chicago’s Jefferson Park neighborhood is now underway after a delay of nearly four years. Joseph …
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