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Maudelle Brown Bousefield Apartments is a 72-unit, seven-story senior building in Chicago's Kenwood community. It is named in honor of Maudelle Brown Bousfield, the first African-American woman to graduate from the University of Illinois and the first African-American school principal within the

Wicker Park Apartments and Annex is a 225-unit senior building in Chicago's West Town community area.

West Humboldt Place is a 13-unit development located in the Chicago's Humboldt Park community. CHA provides rental assistance to 4 units through its Project Based Voucher (PBV) program to assist homeless families with children living with HIV/AIDS. * Documentation of homelessness and HIV/AIDS is

Midwest Apartments is a 276-unit, 13-story, elevator-served property located in Chicago's West Garfield community. CHA provides rental assistance to 69 studio units through its Project Based Voucher (PBV) program. * All units are Studios and all utilities are provided. * On-site laundry

Howard Apartments is a 49-unit building located in Chicago's West Town community. CHA provides rental assistance through its Project Based Voucher (PBV) program to 12 studio apartments. * All utilities are provided. * On-site Laundry facilities are available for residents. * Note: Building

Lake Street Studios is a 61-unit property located in Chicago's Near West Side community. CHA provides rental assistance through its Project Based Voucher (PBV) program to 61 studio units. * All units are Studios for Single-person households. * All utilities are included, including electricity.

Ogden Commons includes 37 units in a mixed-income property in Chicago's North Lawndale community area. The first phase of the property's rehabilitation has been completed, which includes 92 apartments (37 CHA, 46 affordable and nine market-rate). An additional 75 apartments are also under

Vivian Gordon Harsh Apartments is a 123-unit, 14-story senior building in Chicago's Oakland community area.

Lorraine Hansberry is a 166-unit senior building in Chicago's Austin community. It is named in honor of Lorraine Vivian Hansberry, a playwright and writer who was the first African-American female author to have a play performed on Broadway.