Mary Jane Richardson-Jones Apartments 4922 South Langley Avenue 266 apartments |
CHICAGO, IL, July 10, 2019 – Chicago-based The
Habitat Company, a leading U.S.
multifamily developer and property manager, announced it has assumed management
of 18 Chicago Housing Authority (CHA)-owned
affordable housing communities in
Chicago.
The properties add 4,468
rental units to the portfolio
of the Habitat Affordable Group, the company’s affordable housing division, which now operates more than 12,000 units across three states.
“Our longstanding partnership with the Chicago
Housing Authority has been mutually beneficial and we are honored that the CHA
continues to entrust us with the property management of their communities,”
said Kimberly Sisney, vice president at Habitat Affordable Group.
Kimberly Sisney |
“We have doubled our support staff at the Chicago regional
office to ensure we can provide our residents with customer service excellence
and responsiveness for these additional 18 communities.”
The 18 CHA properties now under Habitat’s
management are scattered throughout the city’s West and South sides and
include:
· Long Life: 344
W. 28th Place; 116 apartments
· Patrick Sullivan Apartments: 1633 W. Madison St.; 482 apartments
· Albany Terrace Apartments.: 3030 W. 21st Place; 350 apartments
· Fannie Emmanuel: 3916
W. Washington Blvd.; 181 apartments
· Irene McCoy Gaines: 3700
W. Congress Parkway; 151 apartments
· Lorraine Hansberry: 5670
W. Lake St.; 169 apartments
· Alfred Barnett Duster: 150
S. Campbell Ave.; 129 apartments
· Las Americas: 1611
S. Racine Ave.; 212 apartments
· Armour Square: 3250
S. Wentworth; 393 apartments
· Elizabeth Davis: 440
N. Drake Ave.; 149 apartments
· Lincoln Perry Apts.:
3245 S. Prairie Ave.; 442 apartments
· Mary Jane Richardson-Jones: 4922 S. Langley Ave.; 266 apartments
· Ada S. Dennison-McKinley: 661 E. 69th St.; 125 apartments
· Kenneth Campbell Apartments: 6360 S. Minerva Ave.; 165 apartments
· Vivian Carter:
6401 S. Yale Ave.; 221 apartments
· Minnie Riperton Apartments: 4250 S. Princeton Ave.; 335 apartments
· Judge Slater Apartments: 4218 S. Cottage Grove Ave.;
402 apartments
· Major Robert Lawrence Apartments: 655 W. 65th St.; 191 apartments
Patrick Sullivan Apartments: 1633 West Madison Street 482 apartments |
“There’s not enough affordable housing in
Chicago to meet demand, so it’s important that these residents are taken care
of and the buildings maintained,” said Sisney. “The addition of these
properties to our management portfolio supports Habitat’s goal of not only
growing the portfolio, but also ensuring there is quality housing available
across all income levels.”
Including market-rate units, Habitat’s
management portfolio comprises more than 22,000 apartments across six states, of which more than half are
affordable housing.
CONTACTS:
Kim Manning, kmanning@taylorjohnson.com,
(312) 267-4527