City of Chicago

Affordable Rental Housing Developments

Listings of affordable rental housing developments in Chicago cover those supported by City programs to maintain affordability in local neighborhoods. Each record details development specifics including address, number of units, funding program, and affordability period.

Example records
NamebrandAlternate Namelegal entityZIP CodeaddressStreet AddressaddressPhonephone numberCommunity Area NamegeographicCommunity Area NumbergeographicProperty TypeclassificationUnitsquantityX CoordinategeospatialY CoordinategeospatialLatitudegeospatial
Major Jenkins Apts.Mercy Housing606405012 N. Winthrop Ave.7735063486Uptown3Supportive Housing961167919.6151933730.43841.97370056
Nelson Mandela Apts.Bickerdike Apts.606243114 W. Franklin Blvd.7732276332Humboldt Park23Multifamily61155445.1761903206.541.8902013
Englewood GardensEast Lake Management Group, Inc.606216956 S. Vincennes Ave.7739944830Greater Grand Crossing69Multifamily241176891.2681858664.43441.76751603
Use cases

Affordable Housing Operator Due Diligence

A community development financial institution evaluating a loan application from a nonprofit housing operator cross-references the applicant against this dataset to confirm the organization actively manages City-supported properties, assess its operational footprint, and verify the addresses it claims to operate.

Alternate NameStreet AddressZIP CodeUnitsProperty Type

Neighborhood Market Sizing for Multifamily Lenders

A multifamily lender building an origination strategy for Chicago wants to identify which community areas already have high concentrations of subsidized affordable units so it can estimate the addressable market for market-rate lending and avoid neighborhoods where affordability restrictions would limit exit options.

Community Area NameCommunity Area NumberUnitsProperty TypeZIP Code

Insurance Underwriting for Subsidized Residential Properties

A commercial property insurer underwriting a policy for a supportive housing facility uses the dataset to verify the property address, confirm the unit count, and flag the property type, since supportive housing carries different liability and occupancy risk profiles than standard multifamily buildings.

Street AddressProperty TypeUnitsNameLatitude