New Buildings In High-Income Neighborhoods Would Need 30 Percent Affordable Units Under Aldermen’s Proposal – Block Club Chicago

“If wealthy developers come out of this crisis on top like they did the last one, we will need these policies to make sure poor, working- and middle-class Chicagoans of all colors don’t get left behind,” said Lamont Burnett, organizer with ONE Northside and a member of the city’s affordable requirements task force.
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rick1099
5 years ago

An aldermanic discussion is as follows. “Any of you have a way to destroy more neighborhoods in the city?”
“Yeah, I got an idea.”

nixit
5 years ago

These alder people want anti-gentrification in low-income neighborhoods but low rent in high-income neighborhoods.

debtsor
5 years ago
Reply to  nixit

It is ironic that they go crazy when developers build expensive housing in cheap neighborhoods but demand they build cheap housing in expensive neighborhoods.

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