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CHA's Scattered Sites properties consist of nearly 2,900 public housing units located individually or in small groups throughout most of Chicago's 77 community areas. Scattered Site units offer a variety of housing options including single family detached homes and multi-unit buildings.

Cabrini Rowhouses includes 146 units in Chicago's Near North Side community. Originally built in the early 1940s, the rowhouses are the only remaining parcels of the original 3,607-unit Cabrini-Green development. The development was named in honor of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, founder of the

Dearborn Homes is a 668-unit development in Chicago's Douglas community. It was built in 1950 and was the first Chicago public housing development to have elevators. It was renovated in 2010 and includes a resident computer center. The property features rooftop and ground-mounted solar panels that

Horner-Westhaven Apartments includes 353 units in Chicago's Near West Side and East Garfield Park community areas and is near the United Center arena.

Lake Parc Place includes 290 units in two high-rise buildings in the Chicago's Oakland community. It was built in 1963 and all units were renovated in 2004.

Opened in December 1942, Lawndale Gardens was CHA's first 'small-scale' public housing development, establishing the two-story rowhouse structure prevalent in many traditional public housing developments. The 6.5-acre development offers 121 renovated units with updated kitchen cabinets, new

Built in 1953, Lowden Homes was named in honor of Frank O. Lowden, an illustrious political figure who was an Illinois governor, a U.S. congressman and eventual presidential candidate. Today, this 127-unit development in Chicago's Roseland community features energy-efficient gas hot water heaters

A public housing development in the South Deering community, Trumbull Park Homes has 465 renovated units. Built in 1938, the last of three Public Works Administration projects commissioned in Chicago as part of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, Trumbull Park Homes is arguably one of the CHA's most

Washington Park Low Rises includes 252 units in multiple buildings in the Grand Boulevard, Woodlawn, Hyde Park and Washington Park community areas.

Wentworth Gardens includes 343 units in Chicago's Armour Square community area. Commissioned in 1945, Wentworth Gardens was the last project built to house war-industry workers during the Second World War. Construction of this four-square-block development required the demolition of 20 structures