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See Our Work in Chicago

See some of our successful work with partners in Chicago.

Myers Place

Myers Place, located in Mount Prospect, Illinois, will offer affordable housing for individuals who are disabled, mentally ill or formerly homeless, who have the ability to live independently. 
The property will feature:
  • 21 one-bedroom and 18 studio furnished apartments
  • a state-funded supportive services program for residents 
  • a 3,560 square feet of commercial space
  • a community room with kitchen
  • laundry facilities
  • offices for case managers.
The project is being developed by Daveri Development Group, a Chicago-based company with more than 30 years of experience revitalizing and creating affordable housing throughout the Midwest. Kenneth Young Center, a leading provider of social services in the Chicago area, will provide onsite case management, counseling and coordination with health care providers.

airLab Workshop

As many as 1 in 3 children are believed to suffer from asthma in Chicago’s Humboldt Park neighborhood.

Lathrop Homes

In the last ten years, Lathrop Homes residents have waited as plans for their homes were still undecided, and neighbors began to vacate.
  • The comprehensive redevelopment will transform the Logan Square neighborhood by creating green, market-rate apartments and homes that are affordable to families across a broad income spectrum along with schools, parks, community space and retail.
  • Enterprise is working with the Chicago Housing Authority and the development team to support the project’s green goals and make Lathrop Homes affordable for all income levels. 

180 Properties

Many homes in Chicago and the midwest are left vacant while people in communities struggle with unemployment.
  • 180 Properties is a joint venture formed by two nonprofit organizations, Mercy Housing Lakefront and The Cara Program that rehabilitates and maintains foreclosed upon homes and creates new jobs.
  • In its first year of operations, 180 Properties has maintained over 800 vacant properties in some of the hardest hit communities in Chicago. Working with Enterprise, 180 Properties is looking to expand its capacity to serve more communities in Chicago and provide this community-based solution to other cities.   
Myers Place Groundbreaking
Myers Place

UnitedHealthcare of Illinois, through a partnership with Enterprise, is providing $8.1 million in financing equity for the project which is expected to be completed in summer of 2013.
airLab Workshop
Lathrop Homes
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180 Properties