Advocates caution ADU building costs can be high as Chicago considers expanding ‘granny flat’ pilot program – Chicago Sun-Times

Under the pilot program, the construction of coach houses and in-law apartments are allowed in five zones as long as they meet certain building and safety requirements. Now the pilot program could be expanded citywide this year — to the delight of housing advocates and real estate professionals. Ald. Pat Dowell wants to see a companion ordinance with financial incentives for those on the South and West sides.
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Lawrence
1 year ago

It looks like a win win. The housing shortage for seniors is addressed and the city creates an additional source of tax revenue.

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