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The Kenmore is an eight-story, 100-unit senior building in Chicago's Uptown community. The Kenmore shows how the CHA is incorporating sustainability and green features into future renovations.

Lidia Pucinska is 379-unit senior building in Chicago's West Town community. It was built in 1970 and is named in honor of Lidia Pucinska, an actress who directed numerous plays in Chicago from 1933-1984 and hosted the popular radio program the 'Sunshine Hour.'

Lofts on Arthington includes 66 units in Chicago's North Lawndale community.

Mahalia Jackson Apartments is a 282-unit senior building in Chicago's South Chicago community. It is named in honor of American gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, who is widely recognized as one of the most influential vocalists of the 20th century.

Margaret Day Blake Apartments is a 98-unit senior building in Chicago's Lincoln Park community. It is named in honor of Margaret Day Blake, the first woman Trustee of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Maria Diaz Martinez Apartments is a 132-unit senior building in Chicago's Lincoln Park community. It is named in honor of Maria Diaz Martinez, a founding member of Latin Women in Action, the first agency in Chicago for Latina women. She is known for working to improve the way of life for the

Mary Hartwell Catherwood is a 358-unit, three-building development in Chicago's Lakeview community. It was built in 1969 and is named in honor of Mary Hartwell Catherwood, a 19th century American writer of historical romances, short stories, and poetry.

Mary Jane Richardson-Jones Apartments is a 267-unit, 11-story senior property located in Chicago's Grand Boulevard community. It was built in 1984 and is named in honor of Mary Jane Richardson-Jones, an American abolitionist, philanthropist, and suffragist who was a leading African-American figure

Pomeroy Apartments is a 105-unit senior building in Chicago's Edgewater community. It was built in 1921 and renovated in 2021. It is named in honor of Ralph J. Pomeroy, an American poet, art critic, and writer.

Built in 1930 by former Sears, Roebuck & Co. President Julius Rosenwald at the request of educator Booker T. Washington, the historic complex of connected buildings was designed to provide workforce housing in the aftermath of the Great Migration. The $312 million project was redeveloped in 2016 and