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Committee on Housing and Real Estate, March 12, 2026

Recommends approval: Appointment of Alyssa Sanchez Rodriguez to Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Board, unanimous

2h 31m16,066 words
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On March 12, 2026, the Committee on Housing and Real Estate recommended approval of Appointment of Alyssa Sanchez Rodriguez to Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Board (unanimous).

The Chicago Committee on Housing and Real Estate advanced several land sales and an affordable housing designation on 2026-03-12. The committee approved the sale of four city-owned lots to Jacob De Builder Inc.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Chicago, IL
Governing body
Advisory (makes a recommendation)
Date
March 12, 2026
Decisions
12 zoning decisions
Outcome
Recommends approval, unanimous
Next step
Final board vote (pending)

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Appointment of Alyssa Sanchez Rodriguez to Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Board

Committee approved the appointment of Alyssa Sanchez Rodriguez as a member of the Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Board. Moved by Alderperson Clay; voice vote.

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Key Decisions (12)

Approved

Appointment of Alyssa Sanchez Rodriguez to Chicago Low Income Housing Trust Fund Board

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Proactive Rental Inspection (Healthy Homes) Working Group Ordinance

Vote: unanimousMoved by Rosanna Rodriguez Sanchez
Approved

Designation of 1415 N Dayton St as Low Affordability Community

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Acquisition of 1725 N Harlem Ave for Chicago Public Library branch

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Lease renewal at 5672 S Archer Ave with Archer Avenue LLC

Vote: passed2 conditions attached
Approved

Sale of 4627 S Prairie Ave to Jacob De Builder Inc

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Sale of 4822 S St Lawrence Ave to Jacob De Builder Inc

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Sale of 433 E 42nd Pl to Jacob De Builder Inc

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Sale of 4941 S Forestville Ave to Jacob De Builder Inc

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Sale of 1644 W 35th St to Neighborspace (Marshfield Courts)

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Sale of 633 W 48th St to Valerie Simitas (community garden)

Vote: unanimous1 conditions attached
Approved

Sale of 3540-3546 N Avondale to Brian and Audrey Carl

Vote: unanimous3 conditions attachedMoved by Sam Barth

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Development Activity (8)

Three-unit residential building at 4627 S Prairie Ave

Residential

Three-unit masonry building at 4822 S St Lawrence Ave

Residential

Three-unit rental building at 433 E 42nd Pl

Residential

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Market Signals (5)

Housing Demand

Chicago is majority renter (over 625,000 households) with 77% of…

Housing Demand

The city continues to infill vacant South Side lots with…

Sentiment

The Low Income Housing Trust Fund is in an attrition…

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Who spoke

26 distinct speakers; 8 identified names.

All speaker roles: 2 Chair, 9 Public, 4 Staff, 2 Witness, 8 Councilmember, 1 Applicant.

Identified name roles: 4 Staff, 2 Witness, 1 Councilmember, 1 Applicant.

Speaker sample: Joseph Doshay, Applicant.

7 more identified names in Pro: 4 Staff, 2 Witness, 1 Councilmember.

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Zoning terms (5)

15 recorded timestamps

  • approved (2 timestamps)
  • residential (4 timestamps)
  • zoning (6 timestamps)
  • commercial (2 timestamps)
  • setback (1 timestamps)

Decision moments (12)

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