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Chicago, Park Row Development sued over alleged mishandling of Invest South/West redevelopment process - Vimarsana News

Chicago, Park Row Development sued over alleged mishandling of Invest South/West redevelopment process

The Hispanic Housing Development Corp’s lawsuit alleges the city acted and unfairly in accepting a bid from Park Row Development

Pioneer Arcade affordable housing project in jeopardy as city support wavers - Vimarsana News

Pioneer Arcade affordable housing project in jeopardy as city support wavers

The Hispanic Housing Development Corporation received a $6 million grant for the Humboldt Park site but that may get sent back to HUD.

$16M awarded to families of three elderly women found dead in sweltering Rogers Park apartment complex - Vimarsana News

$16M awarded to families of three elderly women found dead in sweltering Rogers Park apartment complex

The families of three senior women who died from heat exposure inside a Rogers Park apartment complex were awarded $16 million in a settlement with the building owners.

City Agencies Fail To Intervene Before Three Older Women Die in Uncooled Apartment Building - Vimarsana News

City Agencies Fail To Intervene Before Three Older Women Die in Uncooled Apartment Building

Tenants of the Rogers Park complex see the limitations of the city’s 311 complaint hotline as City Council adopts new rules requiring air conditioning units in senior buildings.

Air conditioning controversy: Alderman says apartment where 3 women died won't turn on A/C until June - Vimarsana News

Air conditioning controversy: Alderman says apartment where 3 women died won't turn on A/C until June

“Maybe we need an ordinance telling people that they have to provide AC for their residents,” Ald. Maria Hadden said. "I'm not sure where we're going with that. But we all know climate change is here. It gets hotter sooner. The weather's less predictable and these management companies are going to have to use their common sense to put the life and health of their residents first."