Housing cooperatives offer ownership benefits at affordable monthly costs and lower taxes. Watch to see what’s happening in Chicago, New York, and Seattle: https://lnkd.in/gWUewnQT
Chicago Rehab Network
Public Policy Offices
Chicago, IL - Illinois 555 followers
Development without Displacement
About us
The Chicago Rehab Network is a multi-cultural, multi-racial, coalition of community-based organizations which revitalize neighborhood primarily through the development and rehabilitation of housing for low-income and special needs population controlled by low-income community residents. CRN and its members are dedicated to empowering communities without displacement and to building a strong affordable and accessible housing development movement in Chicago, throughout Illinois, and across the nation. CRN strives to meet the needs and promote the common goals of its members which foster socially and economically viable communities.
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http://www.chicagorehab.org
External link for Chicago Rehab Network
- Industry
- Public Policy Offices
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Chicago, IL - Illinois
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1977
- Specialties
- Affordable Housing, Public Policy, Government Accountability, and Equitable Development
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Primary
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140 S Dearborn
Suite 1420
Chicago, IL - Illinois 60603, US
Employees at Chicago Rehab Network
Updates
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Another awesome group of practitioners finished our Community Development and Empowerment Series! Eleazar Vazquez is a great instructor!
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Settlement includes key changes as to notice of and right to request a second appraisal or reconsideration of value from the potential lender. https://lnkd.in/gtqFBPA3
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Chicago Rehab Network reposted this
This video was screened as part of the Department of Urban Planning and Policy's Housing Justice Panel and Reception on January 30th, 2024 at the National Museum of Mexican Art. As part of UPP's 50th Anniversary, we honored the legacy of Dr. Janet Smith with a provocative conversation around the critical topic, “Where are the most vulnerable to live?” Housing justice has been a core part of the department’s identity and community engagement, as exemplified by Janet’s tremendous contributions to affordable, public, and accessible housing in Chicago and beyond. The event featured comments from Alderman Byron Sigcho-Lopez, Sue Loellbach, and Dr. Kate Lowe. Panelists included Adella Bass-Lawson, Joy Hammel, Tania Kadakia, and Doug Schenkelberg, with angela hurlock as moderator. We thank all of our participants and attendees for making this a special evening. https://lnkd.in/gUBDwWwJ
Honoring the Legacy of Dr. Janet Smith, UIC Urban Planning & Policy's Housing Justice Panel Jan. '24
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In a new blog, LISC's Mark Kudlowitz shares his takeaways from National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations’ Grounding Values study + discusses how LISC is using federal programs to build the capacity of CDCs nationwide to ensure they are equipped to serve their communities: https://lnkd.in/gmEGJg5M
New Research Shows What Community Development Organizations Need Most: Support to Grow Their Organizational Capacity | Local Initiatives Support Corporation
lisc.org
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Chicago Rehab Network reposted this
After over a year of planning and piloting, I'm excited to share that PHDC has a new take on an old idea - give the owners of Philadelphia's naturally occurring affordable housing loans to address deferred maintenance and improve energy efficiency in exchange for 10-15 years of rent stabilization. I'm incredibly proud to be leading the creative & dedicated team that is making this program run smoothly day in and day out! https://lnkd.in/ep_vzUjU
Philly is offering loans for landlords to repair properties and maintain the city’s affordable housing
inquirer.com