Committee on Housing and Real Estate · Jun 29, 2026
Mondayat least 3 h 16 min9 officials identified28 public speakers1 agenda itemVideo: Vimeo
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What happened
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- The meeting was called to order as a subject matter hearing on a new renter-landlord policy package, and it was stated that no votes would be taken.22:42
Quotes
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…from your perspective, why is it important that our laws reflect today’s rental market? And how does this ordinance help create more stability and predictability for both tenants and landlords?Anthony Quezada · Ward 352:09:19
Because I mean, even though they’re exempt They’re part of the ordinance, and they’re the largest landlord in the city of Chicago.Gilbert Villegas · Ward 362:21:04
And to me, if people cannot rent, that means they’re ending up homeless. So, and I thought, I thought our homeless trend based on what we’re doing was going down. So is it going up or is it going down?David Moore · Ward 172:50:12
But can you, can you address how pro, how this ordinance will help smaller landlords through an eviction process?Leni Manaa-Hoppenworth · Ward 482:56:21
Who spoke
9 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Byron Sigcho-LopezChair · Ward 25 · 15 minFirst speaks at 22:42
- David MooreWard 17 · 8.8 minFirst speaks at 1:41:41
- Gilbert VillegasWard 36 · 7.9 minFirst speaks at 2:20:07
- Pat DowellWard 3 · 6.8 minFirst speaks at 1:17:55
- Leni Manaa-HoppenworthWard 48 · 4.2 minFirst speaks at 2:54:23
- Rossana Rodriguez SanchezWard 33 · 3.8 minFirst speaks at 1:58:47
- Daniel La SpataWard 1 · 3.7 minFirst speaks at 2:27:39
- Silvana TabaresWard 23 · 2.0 minFirst speaks at 2:10:26
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- Anthony QuezadaWard 35 · 1.8 minFirst speaks at 2:06:36
Public comment: 28 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Committee on Housing and Real Estate, Jun 29, 2026: Chicago.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/chicago/housing-and-real-estate/meetings/2026-06-29. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jun 29, 2026.








