The Feds Sent Millions To The CHA For Lathrop Homes. After 2 Decades, 300 Apartments Are Still Empty – Block Club Chicago

Lathrop residents say they suffered while the Chicago Housing Authority delayed construction and stockpiled cash for years. Even when the next phase is completed, only 300 units at Lathrop will be reserved for public housing residents — a loss of 625 units from 25 years ago, and 101 fewer than the CHA is obligated to produce under a federal court settlement.
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chris
1 year ago

ya all complain about these thieves but ya keep voting for them……..

Taxpayer
1 year ago

But several political pockets full of cash

Kevin
1 year ago

LETS SEE 20 YEARS LIGHTFOOT EMANUL DALY BRING THEM BEFORE CONGRESS AND EXPLAIN WHERE IT ALL WENT

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