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Glen Ellyn trustees have agreed to sell nearly an acre of village-owned land for $1.75 million to a nonprofit developer planning to build affordable housing on a portion of the former motel site. Chic...

A small but hardy group of homeowners opposed to a three-story supportive housing development in their Arlington Heights neighborhood shared their message Saturday in front of the site. Some passing d...

Bring Chicago Home represents a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to tackling the growing homelessness crisis, the CEO of Full Circle Communities writes.

One of the city’s leading social service organizations, beset by a pair of financial crises that last year engulfed its housing and health care divisions, could be on the verge of splitting up. The turmoil at the Heartland Alliance, a sprawling nonprofit encompassing five divisions providing a vast array of social services, threatens to upend important safety net programs at a time when ...

After a marathon meeting, most Arlington Heights village board members said early Tuesday theyre in favor of a three-story, 25-unit permanent supportive housing development for people with disabilities and veterans on South Arlington Heights Road. But because of the peculiarities of state zoning law, the project requires one more vote from a village trustee for it to be approved.

Affordable housing advocates in Arlington Heights celebrated the opening of a 40-unit apartment complex Wednesday, at the same time a proposed development in another part of town faces an uphill battle.

Affordable housing has been a problem across the country for years and it can be especially problematic for aging LGBTQ+ people who, according to Rev.…

Affordable housing has been a problem across the country for years and it can be especially problematic for aging LGBTQ+ people who, according to Rev. Dr.

Officials broke ground on the Shepherd House development project Wednesday afternoon. The project will serve older adults and is LGBTQ+ inclusive.

For more than two years, a group of Glen Ellyn residents has rallied behind a plan to create affordable housing on the site of vacant hotels on Roosevelt Road. But the village hasnt committed yet, and some opposition persists.