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Committee approved numerous city property sales and leases, passed two low-affordability community designations, and held a proposed amendment on Low Income Housing Tax Credit allocation requirements.
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The committee approved sales and leases for many city-owned properties (some sold for nominal $1 under the ChiBlockBuilder platform, others at market rates), including a $19.2 million purchase agreement for 630 W Harrison St and a $2.75 million sale at 4512 S Halsted St. Two addresses were designated as Low-Affordability Communities, a classification that may affect how those sites are treated for future housing programs and development. A proposed change to rules for Low Income Housing Tax Credit allocation plans was held in committee, so no change to that policy was made at this meeting.
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