Cook County Land Bank Authority

Cook County Land Bank Authority The Official page for the Cook County Land Bank Authority.

The purpose of Cook County Land Bank is not only to return vacant and foreclosed property back to active and reliable community assets, but also to be a catalyst to foster quality economic growth and developments that will provide long-term community stabilization, revitalization and preservation through comprehensive strategic planning.

The Cook County Land Bank exists, in part, to undo the painful consequences of redlining in majority-Black neighborhoods...
09/05/2023

The Cook County Land Bank exists, in part, to undo the painful consequences of redlining in majority-Black neighborhoods throughout much of the 20th Century. After decades of disinvestment, property ownership has the potential to create a new future for residents of neighborhoods that were victimized by the discriminatory institutional practices.

The CCLBA knows that transforming one vacant lot into a home can alter the lives of multiple families and future generat...
08/31/2023

The CCLBA knows that transforming one vacant lot into a home can alter the lives of multiple families and future generations.

So does Greenline Homes, which developed an affordable energy efficient two-flat unit with an attached rental unit for additional income on a vacant lot purchased from CCLBA. The finished project promotes net zero energy in homes, demonstrating how one lot has the potential to create a greener, more prosperous future for multiple families. 🏡🌿💰


Look back with us at a few completed projects on CCLBA properties! Watching vacant or abandoned properties become homes,...
08/29/2023

Look back with us at a few completed projects on CCLBA properties! Watching vacant or abandoned properties become homes, small businesses or community spaces drives the CCLBA as we work to remove barriers to home and property ownership.

Are you a homebuyer looking to buy property from the Cook County Land Bank Authority? Here are some helpful tips from ou...
08/25/2023

Are you a homebuyer looking to buy property from the Cook County Land Bank Authority? Here are some helpful tips from our Homebuyer Direct Program to help you purchase and rehab your future home!! 🏠💚⚒️

“Vacancy becomes a disease, and it’s contagious.” Bridget Gainer, Cook County Commissioner and chair of the Cook County ...
08/23/2023

“Vacancy becomes a disease, and it’s contagious.” Bridget Gainer, Cook County Commissioner and chair of the Cook County Land Bank Authority in The Wall Street Journal.

Tens of thousands of lots in Chicago, Detroit and Pittsburgh are vacant, accumulating taxes and unpaid bills that—coupled with intricate legal and governmental restrictions—pose significant obstacles to converting these properties into valuable community assets. The Cook County Land Bank plays a vital role in navigating these complexities and alleviating the financial burdens that contribute to this cycle.

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In Chicago, Pittsburgh and Detroit neighborhoods where houses are surrounded by empty lots, authorities are starting to bulldoze obstacles to development.

The Land Bank works with local developers all over Cook County, including in Hazel Crest, where developer Craig Morton t...
08/21/2023

The Land Bank works with local developers all over Cook County, including in Hazel Crest, where developer Craig Morton transformed an abandoned property through a complete rehab.

Morton invested over $125,000 to give this home a complete makeover including a fireplace, modern bathrooms and new kitchen appliances. 🏠💕


After remaining vacant for over a decade, this Maywood home was in need of a major renovation. Local developer Jeremiah ...
08/18/2023

After remaining vacant for over a decade, this Maywood home was in need of a major renovation. Local developer Jeremiah Wise purchased the property from the Land Bank and transformed it from top to bottom. By the time a new family moved in, a new foundation, roofing, stylish quartz countertops, cozy fireplace and more were there to welcome them home. Jeremiah’s transformation embodies the CCLBA mission of helping communities build wealth through homeownership. 🏠💚⚒️

Dr. Marlon Haywood, leader of the Urban Male Network, spent his childhood in Englewood. Now, thanks to a CCLBA and R.A.G...
08/16/2023

Dr. Marlon Haywood, leader of the Urban Male Network, spent his childhood in Englewood. Now, thanks to a CCLBA and R.A.G.E Juneteenth Giveaway, he is revitalizing his neighborhood by building a safe outdoor space for Englewood kids. Read more here: https://cbsn.ws/3OpsJwB

On Juneteenth, the Cook County Land Bank donated an Englewood property to our partner, R.A.G.E - Resident Association of...
08/07/2023

On Juneteenth, the Cook County Land Bank donated an Englewood property to our partner, R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood, for their Re-Up Homes initiative. The abandoned home will be renovated by R.A.G.E. and sold to a first-time homebuyer. This initiative is an example of the Land Bank’s work to heal the wounds of redlining in disinvested communities. Learn more with CBS Chicago at the link below!
https://cbsn.ws/473antJ

Wanting to bring back the hustle and bustle to his community of Bronzeville, developer Phil Beckham of P3 Markets looked...
08/04/2023

Wanting to bring back the hustle and bustle to his community of Bronzeville, developer Phil Beckham of P3 Markets looked to the Land Bank for the final piece of his land acquisition puzzle for 43 Green, which entered Phase II this spring.

This stretch of grass will transform into a 10-story complex and will include 80 modern apartments, half of which will be affordable housing, with retail space on the street level. Like the CCLBA, Beckham dreams of a future where community youth want to stay in and contribute to the development of Chicago's South and West sides.

Deadline extended to August 8th! Apply today 🏠
08/02/2023

Deadline extended to August 8th! Apply today 🏠

Do you work with distressed properties? If so, click the link below and apply to join our team as an Asset Manager to help manage the Land Bank’s inventory of vacant and distressed properties in Cook County.

Applications close July 25th!
https://bit.ly/44RQYKn

Kenneth Griffin, founder of No Matter What, is working on his  ! Kenneth received the vacant Englewood house through a 2...
08/01/2023

Kenneth Griffin, founder of No Matter What, is working on his ! Kenneth received the vacant Englewood house through a 2023 CCLBA Juneteenth giveaway and is transforming it into a community hub with space for first responders to unwind, a kitchen for local children, and an art room. This project will be an incredible community asset, and we’re honored to provide its foundation. 🌱🎨🏡


Kenneth Griffin says more and better interactions are needed between cops and communities.

“When you rehab one or two houses on a block, you just don’t affect that block. You impact the neighborhood and communit...
07/27/2023

“When you rehab one or two houses on a block, you just don’t affect that block. You impact the neighborhood and community.”
- Jessica Caffrey, Executive Director

Most of our inventory is in Englewood, and CCLBA is offering a sale on more than 100 vacant lots. Go to the link below to learn more about how the sale will create community wealth and provide opportunities for aspiring homeowners.🏡🌇

The Cook County Land Bank Authority is piloting a program to make homeownership more attainable in Englewood, where the majority of the organization’s vacant homes are located.

Uplift Englewood! The CCLBA is working to empower Englewood to thrive through discounted home prices and property giveaw...
07/24/2023

Uplift Englewood! The CCLBA is working to empower Englewood to thrive through discounted home prices and property giveaways. Discover how our Juneteenth giveaways to local nonprofits are paving a pathway to homeownership in Englewood and revitalizing the neighborhood.
https://bit.ly/46uzgyg

Do you work with distressed properties? If so, click the link below and apply to join our team as an Asset Manager to he...
07/21/2023

Do you work with distressed properties? If so, click the link below and apply to join our team as an Asset Manager to help manage the Land Bank’s inventory of vacant and distressed properties in Cook County.

Applications close July 25th!
https://bit.ly/44RQYKn

Thank you to everyone who came out today to learn more about how to work with the Cook County Land Bank! Your interest i...
07/21/2023

Thank you to everyone who came out today to learn more about how to work with the Cook County Land Bank! Your interest in being part of the Land Bank’s work to promote redevelopment in Cook County is what fuels our collective success. 💚🏠💚

This Juneteenth, we awarded four Cook County community organizations one property each to support their efforts in empow...
07/19/2023

This Juneteenth, we awarded four Cook County community organizations one property each to support their efforts in empowering neglected and oppressed neighborhoods. Read about how this giveaway will help one of those organizations, R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood, welcome homeowners back to Englewood. https://bit.ly/3JAZTYu

Confronting the legacy of redlining in Chicago is crucial for a brighter future. This discriminatory practice denied Bla...
07/17/2023

Confronting the legacy of redlining in Chicago is crucial for a brighter future. This discriminatory practice denied Black Chicagoans the opportunity to own homes and build wealth, with lasting effects. Discover the impact of redlining and how CCLBA is making a difference.
https://bit.ly/3r1CSaF

Our Executive Director Jessica Caffrey was on WTTW Chicago Tonight: Black Voices to discuss how the Cook County Land Ban...
07/06/2023

Our Executive Director Jessica Caffrey was on WTTW Chicago Tonight: Black Voices to discuss how the Cook County Land Bank can help Black families build generational wealth by removing barriers for local developers, nonprofits, homeowners and small business owners to acquire vacant properties on the South and West Sides, who in turn make them useful to the community again. Watch more here: https://bit.ly/43lfORO.

For every $1 of accumulated wealth in White families, Black families have one cent.

Happy Independence Day! Whether it's with a cookout in a new home, supporting a local business or hosting a community ev...
07/04/2023

Happy Independence Day! Whether it's with a cookout in a new home, supporting a local business or hosting a community event, we hope all of our partners, from developers to businesses to homebuyers, find a way to celebrate ❤️🤍💙

CCLBA recently celebrated the Pampered Princess Spa grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony with President Toni Preckwinkl...
06/22/2023

CCLBA recently celebrated the Pampered Princess Spa grand opening ribbon cutting ceremony with President Toni Preckwinkle, CCLBA Executive Director and Broadview Mayor and CCLBA Board Member Mayor Katrina Thompson, as well as other community partners.

This property sat vacant for years, providing no value to the community and generating no revenue. Owner Laticia Brown acquired the retail space through the Land Bank, giving her the opportunity to scale her growing business and turn a vacant commercial property into a valuable, revenue-generating asset for the Broadview community.

06/20/2023

To celebrate , CCLBA is giving away properties to several local nonprofits who have a plan to use it to give back to their communities.

R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood was formed to fight disinvestment in Englewood. The organization plans to renovate the vacant house they are receiving so a new homeowner can move in.

CCLBA exists to help organizations like this make a difference in Cook County and build Black homeownership while returning properties to productive use.

Why does Cook County need a Land Bank? Swipe to learn how the need for the Land Bank was seeded back in the 19th century...
06/19/2023

Why does Cook County need a Land Bank? Swipe to learn how the need for the Land Bank was seeded back in the 19th century and grew through the discriminatory housing practices of the 20th century. We'll walk through how the events of the last 150+ years led to the creation of the CCLBA -- and how the Land Bank is working to right the wrongs set in motion so long ago.

06/19/2023

The Cook County Land Bank has accomplished incredible work over the past 10 years, including creating more than $170 million in community wealth. We couldn’t do it without the partnership of community organizations, small businesses, elected officials and government partners. Our Board Chair, Commissioner Bridget Gainer, shares thanks in this 🎥.

06/19/2023

We are thrilled to celebrate by announcing the Purchase Assistance Program!

Our new program gives potential homeowners a grant of up to $20,000 to apply toward the purchase of a home through CCLBA.

Learn more about the program in this 🎥 from our Executive Director.

06/19/2023

Juneteenth fills our vendor partner and business owner Jim Williams of Certified Solutions with pride as he remembers that there were times when people of color were not allowed to own businesses.

Jim preserves CCLBA properties and keeps them from becoming eyesores as they await buyers.

We're proud to work with small businesses committed to investing in the future of Cook County's communities.

06/19/2023

To celebrate , CCLBA is giving away properties to several local nonprofits who have a plan to use it to give back to their communities.

Claretian Associates provides housing and vital services in South Chicago. By demolishing a property received from CCLBA, they will be able to use the lot to expand their affordable housing offerings.

CCLBA exists to help organizations like this make a difference in Cook County by returning properties to productive use.

Homeowners in Illinois are 1.6 times more likely to be white than a person of color. Systemic and historical barriers st...
06/18/2023

Homeowners in Illinois are 1.6 times more likely to be white than a person of color. Systemic and historical barriers stand in the way of homeownership for Black families, and that’s why CCLBA works tirelessly to remove these barriers and increase homeownership in communities of color.

06/18/2023

This Juneteenth, the CCLBA is honoring the Black small business owners like Tyrone Williams, who are adding vibrancy to their communities by transforming lots and buildings they receive from CCLBA.

Tyrone is renovating a CCLBA building into a home on the West Side of Chicago for his antique car restoration services.

We're proud to work with small businesses committed to investing in the future of Cook County's communities.

06/18/2023

To celebrate , CCLBA is giving away properties to several local nonprofits who have a plan to use it to give back to their communities.

Greater Auburn Gresham Development Council works to revitalize Auburn Gresham and bring development into the neighborhood. With a lot received from CCLBA, GAGDC will host events and activities for the community.

CCLBA exists to help organizations like this make a difference in Cook County while returning properties to productive use.

By facilitating the transformation of vacant and abandoned properties like this one in Washington Heights, CCLBA is incr...
06/17/2023

By facilitating the transformation of vacant and abandoned properties like this one in Washington Heights, CCLBA is increasing homeownership in Cook County—helping to promote strong communities that uplift and stabilize neighborhoods. This reminds us that we are sparking change that will last for generations.

Matthews Property Service, one of CCLBA’s vendor partners that we’re honoring this Juneteenth, is committed to beautifyi...
06/17/2023

Matthews Property Service, one of CCLBA’s vendor partners that we’re honoring this Juneteenth, is committed to beautifying properties on the West Side and West Suburbs of Chicago.

Tracy Matthews Sr., CEO, takes pride in the company’s work cleaning the inside and outside of Land Bank properties because it enables potential buyers to imagine their own vision for what the lot could become.

“It is an honor and privilege to partner with the Cook County Land Bank, and as a vendor I will continue to carry out CCLBA’s vision by providing great service,” Tracy shares.

06/17/2023

This , the CCLBA is honoring the Black small business owners like Shanita Straw, who are adding vibrancy to their communities by transforming lots and buildings they receive from CCLBA.

Shanita is bringing her law office, Golden Law, to her hometown of Broadview in a commercial property she purchased from CCLBA.

Shanita views the Land Bank property as a way to build generational wealth for her family and give back to Broadview through offering legal advice seminars.

06/16/2023

To celebrate , CCLBA is giving away properties to several local nonprofits who have a plan to use it to give back to their communities.

Ken Griffin founded No Matter What to invest in the youth of Chicago. The property they are receiving will be transformed into a safe space for youth programming.

CCLBA exists to help organizations like this make a difference in Cook County while returning properties to productive use.

06/16/2023

This Juneteenth, the CCLBA is honoring the work of our vendor partners like Front Line LLC, who helps the Land Bank upkeep our portfolio of properties— improving the appearance of neighborhoods across County County.

We're proud to work with small businesses committed to the future of Cook County's communities.

Ganesh & Menaga, local business owners of the Seville Banquet Hall, recently closed on a property from the CCLBA in Stre...
06/16/2023

Ganesh & Menaga, local business owners of the Seville Banquet Hall, recently closed on a property from the CCLBA in Streamwood. The owners look forward to improving the aesthetic of the area and their banquet services through property repairs and rehabilitations. One unit will transform into a décor storage area for the banquet hall while the remaining two units will be rented out for industrial usage.


CCLBA is proud to celebrate National Homeownership Month every June because it gives us a chance to reflect on the power...
06/15/2023

CCLBA is proud to celebrate National Homeownership Month every June because it gives us a chance to reflect on the power of homeownership and how the Land Bank helps bring more homeowners into our community.

A secure home leads to increased graduation rates, healthier lives and provides families a pathway to wealth creation. By transforming and returning vacant properties to Cook County communities, CCLBA is working toward a more equitable future for all.

Sometimes rehabilitating a vacant building isn’t feasible, so demolition is the best choice for the neighborhood. That’s...
06/13/2023

Sometimes rehabilitating a vacant building isn’t feasible, so demolition is the best choice for the neighborhood. That’s what happened on this lot in West Englewood, which will now become a community developer’s blank canvas, soon to be transformed into a valuable community asset. The Illinois Housing Development Authority’s Strong Communities Program gives the Land Bank, as a local government agency, grants of up to $250,000 to rehabilitate vacant residential properties, or, in rare cases like this, for demolition.

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Mark your calendars for March 10, 2022, when Landmarks Illinois will host is Preservation Forward event! The spring fundraiser will celebrate Landmarks Illinois’ bold vision for the future of historic preservation and the people redefining preservation! http://ow.ly/uhN650HhA9Z

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Did you know that Chicago has one of the highest racial homeownership gaps in the country? DaJuan Robinson and Bonita Harrison may not be in elected office, but they’re working with Commissioner Bridget Gainer and the Cook County Land Bank Authority to expand pathways to homeownership for residents across Chicago.

Our series highlights folks around Chicago who are proving that public service is for everyone – not just people who run for office. Know someone or an organization you’d like to nominate? DM us or email Koran Addo, our communications director, at [email protected].
***REPOST*** Cook County Land Bank Authority

Have you heard? The Cook County Land Bank Authority is offering long-vacant properties throughout Cook County for below market-rate, breaking down barriers that have impeded community-led neighborhood redevelopment.

To kick off the program, CCLBA will give away 10 vacant properties to the first 10 successful applicants that are community organizations or neighbors of the parcels. This program will strengthen our communities by transforming vacancy into equity, improving Cook County residents’ quality of life and the economic vibrancy of their neighborhoods.

Learn more, explore our available properties and apply at bit.ly/cclbaholiday!
Thank you for your support turning this dream into a reality for the Houlihan family. 🦇

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My office is teaming up with the Cook County Land Bank Authority to provide information concerning vacant properties in our area to help realtors, investors, and community residents.

Join us for an informative meeting on June 22 at 6 PM to learn how you can become more involved in Community Housing Issues in your area. Register to watch the virtual forum on Community Housing Issues here: cookcountyclerk.com/HousingIssues
Good news from West Woodlawn— Five developers from the neighborhood are building affordable housing on 12 abandoned lots obtained from the Cook County Land Bank Authority.
Animal Care League was excited to host Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle as well as many other important officials this weekend to share about the future goals of our organization. ACL was able to purchase an abandoned property next to the current shelter space thanks to the help of the Cook County Land Bank Authority. The purchase of this building will allow us the space to expand our operations and have an even greater impact in the communities that we serve. We were grateful to have a such a wonderful group of leadership visit our shelter and hear about our vision for the future.
Over the weekend I joined the Cook County Land Bank Authority and local officials to urge the passage of the Homeowner Relief and Community Recovery Act. Sponsored by State Rep. Lakesia Collins and State Sen. Steve Stadelman, the legislation will reduce the number of vacant and abandoned properties by making it easier to reclaim homes for homeowners, and it will give local governments the tools to salvage properties.
Vacant and abandoned properties hurt whole neighborhoods by creating unsafe conditions and further disinvestment. The Animal Care League building we toured on Saturday demonstrates the positive impact on neighborhoods when we reduce vacancy and redevelop properties to address community needs.
I urge state legislators to give Illinois residents the chance to keep their homes and give local governments the tools to turn around vacant and abandoned properties and build safe and prosperous communities.
Last year took the entire world by surprise. It hit business all over very hard… small businesses in general and black businesses in particular. As a direct result we were forced to close our doors.

As a Business and Cultural Institution that is based on foot traffic in the international tourism community, we were absolutely negatively impacted and unfortunately forced to temporarily close our doors.

Because we are not a line item like many of our fellow Colleagues in the Museum community in City, County, State or federal budgets we did not have a safety net. However, this did not remove our inherited duty to our community. Because we are conveniently located on the Far south side in North Pullman, (Census Tract 5002) neighboring the Roseland community; we serve as a beacon of light to the low income, voiceless, underserved and forgotten community. We are not afforded the luxury of not inspiring or being of service. We are forced to do MORE with LESS, and for the last 26 years we have become accustomed to that and are perfectly fine with it and embrace it. 4 weeks ago our President, David Peterson Jr. decided that as we prepare to reopen this year it was time to talk to the community DIRECTLY!

We started a strategic 4 week Community engagement project in North Pullman. The kids are back in school so we wanted to be outside making sure they get home safe and felt inspired as they walk through our neighborhood. The youth listen to our words but watch even closer our actions. Our example is one to sample.

We gave away hygiene products and
- took surveys
- Signed youth & young adults up for jobs...
- Gave out info about expunging youth & young
adults criminal records...
- Shared information about resources for jobs and
training programs...
- And talked to Community members about their
needs and wants for a better community.

Our goal was to become ALOT more aggressive with making sure we did our part to make sure our community gets the services and attention they need. In addition, we were able to engage the 5th district Police department to ensure there was more of a presence in the community to make safety and safe passage for youth a priority. We all know unfortunately in the City of Chicago warm weather doesn’t only welcome good times. So our method is to get in front of the problem as much as possible by being proactive.

Now that we’ve listened, looked and learned, we’re one step closer to opening and much more informed of the needs of our immediate and surrounding community and ready to join our community partners in getting back to a sense of normalcy.

Stay tuned everyone!!! The Best is yet to come!!!!

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We love when Pullman's rich history is preserved and spun into a new, forward-looking story that benefits our entire community. Today we celebrate the start of restoration of the last 35 unoccupied homes in Pullman’s historic district! Vacant for decades, these row houses' architectural character and historic significance will be preserved, and they will once again be the affordable, single-family homes they once were, thanks to investment by the City of Chicago, Cook County Land Bank Authority, Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives and Area Wide Realty.
Let's change the narrative on our vacant lots and abandoned buildings from drain to asset. A reformed Scavenger Sale could mean infill opportunities for different types of community developers, from emerging Black and Latinx real estate developers to community-based organizations looking for creative solutions on the land.

Through our Catalyzing Neighborhood Investment strategy, The Chicago Community Trust is proud to support this critical study by The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy and Center for Municipal Finance.

We commend Board Commissioner Bridget Gainer and the Cook County Land Bank Authority for being champions of this reform.

Read the report: https://bit.ly/3sVD9rQ
CU's Renters Organizing Ourselves To Stay (ROOTS) initiative have been working to prevent displacement of low-income families through developing a model to preserve affordable housing, especially with our two- to four-flat buildings in neighborhoods across Chicago. Working with our development partners and elected officials like 33rd Ward Alderwoman Rossana Rodríguez, we created 50 brand new affordable housing units and we are preserving existing buildings by rehabbing these apartments and keeping them affordable as well! That means 225 additional units will be coming back in Albany Park as affordable housing units!


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