Committee on Housing and Real Estate · Jan 14, 2026
Wednesdayat least 2 h 56 min11 officials identified10 public speakers10 agenda itemsVideo: Vimeo
The longest item after routine business: Sale of City-owned property at 3717 and 3713 W Chicago Ave to Blocks Together NFP., 18 min.
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Agenda · 10 itemsShowHide
- 38:48Approval of Monthly Rule 45 Report - December 3rd, 2025
- 39:18Second amendment to right-of-entry use agreement with Columbia Yacht Club for renewed access to City-owned parking lot located under northbound lanes of S DuSable Lake Shore Drive, north of E Randolph St.
- 43:18Sale of City-owned property at 514, 504, 506 and 508 W 81st to Simeon Manor LLC.
- 51:45Sale of City-owned property at 3023 and 3025 E 80th St, 3016, 2957 and 3007 E 80th Pl to NHS Milhouse Partners, Joint Venture LLC.
- 58:08Sale of City-owned property at 1429, 1427, 1425, 1338, 1322 and 1320 W 109 Pl to Superior Source Capital LLC.
- 1:00:27Sale of City-owned property at 1409, 1335, 1333 W 109 Pl, 1435 W 110 Pl and 1456, 1454 W 111 St to Famor LLC.
- 1:05:40Sale of City-owned property at 1235, 1240, 1222, 1200, and 1111 W 110th Pl to Vazquez Housing Development LLC.
- 1:08:47Sale of City-owned property at 6421 S St Lawrence Ave to Blacks in Green (BIG) NFP.
- 1:15:07Sale of City-owned property at 3717 and 3713 W Chicago Ave to Blocks Together NFP.
- 1:34:04Sale of City-owned property at 2503-2563 W Lake St and 2522-2568 W Maypole Ave to Commonwealth Edison Company.
What happened
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- The Rule 45 report from December 3rd was announced as approved.38:36
- Item 1, a second amendment to a right of entry use agreement with Columbia Yacht Club for a city-owned parking lot, was presented by the Department of Fleet and Facility Management.38:36
- For Item 1, a do pass recommendation was announced, to be reported out at the City Council meeting on January 21st, 2026.43:04
Quotes
Officials only, in order.
…the blueprint come with suggested price tags as we are looking at that, or will we maybe see that in a final version after the public comment piece?Maria E. Hadden · Ward 492:42:06
Who spoke
11 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Byron Sigcho-LopezChair · Ward 25 · 30 minFirst speaks at 13:49
- Daniel La SpataWard 1 · 4.0 minFirst speaks at 2:49:32
- Leni Manaa-HoppenworthWard 48 · 3.5 minFirst speaks at 1:02:38
- Gilbert VillegasWard 36 · 3.0 minFirst speaks at 49:56
- Maria E. HaddenWard 49 · 2.9 minFirst speaks at 1:03:52
- Jeanette B. TaylorWard 20 · 2.5 minFirst speaks at 1:11:41
- Gregory MitchellVice chair · Ward 7 · 2.0 minFirst speaks at 1:40:28
- Jessica FuentesWard 26 · 2.0 minFirst speaks at 1:29:30
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- Walter Redmond BurnettWard 27 · 1.2 minFirst speaks at 1:28:12
- Angela ClayWard 46 · 0.9 minFirst speaks at 1:18:29
- Emma MittsWard 37 · 0.9 minFirst speaks at 48:40
Public comment: 10 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Committee on Housing and Real Estate, Jan 14, 2026: Chicago.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/chicago/housing-and-real-estate/meetings/2026-01-14. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jan 14, 2026.