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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.

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Nicole Davis, owner of PJDI Property Management, manages the upkeep of vacant lots for CCLBA. This partnership helped he...
03/22/2023

Nicole Davis, owner of PJDI Property Management, manages the upkeep of vacant lots for CCLBA. This partnership helped her build her business portfolio and hire more people from the community. She says while the landscaping industry tends to be male-dominated, more women are entering the field and shattering stereotypes.

Cassandra Sneed was inspired to go into real estate after experiencing challenges with property. She wanted to gain know...
03/20/2023

Cassandra Sneed was inspired to go into real estate after experiencing challenges with property. She wanted to gain knowledge to ensure the same thing didn’t happen to her clients. Now, that knowledge-sharing includes informing aspiring developers and nonprofits about the benefits of working with CCLBA. makes her reflect on those who came before. “My mother's and grandmother's perseverance is the reason why I understand the importance of Women's History Month and what we bring to the table. We are assets to any industry we enter and society will benefit much greater once this is better understood and embraced.”

Asiaha Butler thought something needed to be done about the perceptions of her neighborhood, Englewood, so she founded t...
03/17/2023

Asiaha Butler thought something needed to be done about the perceptions of her neighborhood, Englewood, so she founded the Resident Association of Greater Englewood (RAGE). In addition to offering educational and developmental programming for residents, RAGE also partnered with CCLBA to give away land to neighborhood residents and build community wealth. According to Asiaha, she is standing on the shoulders of strong women in her family who also are committed to social justice. “I could not be in this space I am in without having dynamic women pave the way, and for that I am forever grateful for past, present and future movements led by women.”

Artist Tonika Johnson says  continues to be important as it highlights people who have historically been ignored. Her ar...
03/16/2023

Artist Tonika Johnson says continues to be important as it highlights people who have historically been ignored. Her artwork explores the segregation she experienced growing up in Englewood and the disinvestment she sees in predominantly Black Chicago neighborhoods. Alongside CCLBA, she charted out data sets that show the correlation between discriminatory land sale practices in the ‘50s and ‘60s and areas with vacant land today. “Being a woman has heightened my awareness and understanding of how historic systemic segregation and racism impact people.”

EJ Williams fell in love with flipping houses with her husband, but her entrepreneurial spirit led her much further in t...
03/15/2023

EJ Williams fell in love with flipping houses with her husband, but her entrepreneurial spirit led her much further in the industry. She also runs a brokerage firm, an interior design company, a construction company and a platform called Building Her Legacy where she mentors other women in the real estate space. In fact, Ultimate Homes Chicago, which EJ Williams owns with her husband, was the first small development company to partner with CCLBA back in 2013. They helped us prove our model that community developers could solve issues of vacant land and blighted property in their communities. EJ says she not only wants to break glass ceilings herself, but reach behind and bring other women forward with her.

Freda Madison says she appreciates  because she feels valued and learns something new every year, as well as grows her b...
03/13/2023

Freda Madison says she appreciates because she feels valued and learns something new every year, as well as grows her business. Freda and her husband started giving back to the community through rehabbing buildings in 1985. She says CCLBA makes it easy for women developers to get started because of the resources and networking we offer. “As a female, it’s great to learn and feel good about being a part of an industry that was once dominated by men.”

Saadia Shah appreciates  because it’s a reminder to connect with the fundamentals of womanhood: “support, respect, love ...
03/09/2023

Saadia Shah appreciates because it’s a reminder to connect with the fundamentals of womanhood: “support, respect, love and, above all, strength.” She shows these qualities every day through her work revitalizing communities with Inner-City Muslim Action Network (IMAN), a nonprofit that is using land received from CCLBA to bring its holistic wellness model for Chicago neighborhoods to life.

Photos from Toni Preckwinkle's post
03/08/2023

Photos from Toni Preckwinkle's post

Kathy O’Brien’s extensive experience in architecture and construction includes acquiring blighted properties from CCLBA ...
03/07/2023

Kathy O’Brien’s extensive experience in architecture and construction includes acquiring blighted properties from CCLBA so she can rehab them and help maintain the fabric of Chicago’s neighborhoods. Her 30-plus-year career includes many times when she was the first woman in an architectural office or construction site. “I learned very early on that for every person you encounter who will stand in your way, you will find one willing to help you.”

Tiffany Smith views  as a time to honor how women get important work for their communities done. Before joining Neighbor...
03/06/2023

Tiffany Smith views as a time to honor how women get important work for their communities done. Before joining Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago, Tiffany Smith worked a corporate job where she was often the only woman and person of color at the table. She’s delighted that isn’t the case in her nonprofit work to revitalize homeownership in communities. She advises women entering the workforce to believe they have the right to be at the table, and to not always put others' needs first.

We’re still feeling inspired by our deed distribution event in partnership with R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greate...
03/03/2023

We’re still feeling inspired by our deed distribution event in partnership with R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood, where local residents received deeds to vacant lots to help bring them back to life. We can’t wait to see what community assets the recipients create on their land!

Sharnell Curtis-Martin, Associate Managing Director at CIBC US, believes in providing entrepreneurs opportunities to gro...
03/03/2023

Sharnell Curtis-Martin, Associate Managing Director at CIBC US, believes in providing entrepreneurs opportunities to grow their businesses while investing in their communities. As a woman in finance, she says mentors have been essential to her career growth. “It’s much easier now than it once was,” she says. “With more women in authority now, doors are open wider for the next generation.”

We are constantly inspired by the strong women who came before us and those who continue to make a difference in our wor...
03/01/2023

We are constantly inspired by the strong women who came before us and those who continue to make a difference in our world. This , we’ll be highlighting some women role models in our county who work with CCLBA.

For CCLBA partner Ananias Granger Jr.,  is about celebrating Black perseverance through trials and tribulations. He cred...
02/27/2023

For CCLBA partner Ananias Granger Jr., is about celebrating Black perseverance through trials and tribulations. He credits the sacrifices of his predecessors for the success of his business. Granger built his company, A&D Property Services, out of his car and now services, maintains and inspects properties and lots across Chicagoland, including for CCLBA.

Delilah Morgan, who provides landscaping services to CCLBA properties, brings pride in her Black heritage to everything ...
02/24/2023

Delilah Morgan, who provides landscaping services to CCLBA properties, brings pride in her Black heritage to everything she does. She named her company, Phoenix Solutions Management Group, after her father, who instilled her with her work ethic and her sense of pride as a person of color. She thinks of as a time “to reassess my personal contributions to our culture and society as a whole, to ask myself, ‘What more can I do?’ and commit to making the world a better place.”

We’re thrilled to partner with community organizations like R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood and loca...
02/23/2023

We’re thrilled to partner with community organizations like R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood and local residents to give new life to vacant lots in Englewood. Watch the full WGN TV coverage here: http://bit.ly/3xHYglj

Broker Todd Stephenson wants to make sure that for , people see all the positive growth in Black communities in Chicago,...
02/23/2023

Broker Todd Stephenson wants to make sure that for , people see all the positive growth in Black communities in Chicago, like in his native South Shore. He works with Premier Chicago Real Estate to value properties that CCLBA acquires and believes in our work to help revitalize neighborhoods through working with community developers.

Our new executive director, Jessica Caffrey, hit the ground running with a tour of properties developed through the Cook...
02/22/2023

Our new executive director, Jessica Caffrey, hit the ground running with a tour of properties developed through the Cook County Land Bank. She was inspired to see how these community developers are investing in the neighborhoods by turning vacant lots into new and revitalizing blighted properties to build .

It’s a family affair for CCLBA partner Joseph Dochee—the biggest African American builder of single family homes in Chic...
02/22/2023

It’s a family affair for CCLBA partner Joseph Dochee—the biggest African American builder of single family homes in Chicago. He learned how to develop properties through his parents and now takes his children to see the before/after of his projects. One son is even studying real estate development! Dochee also talks about his heritage with his children, and sees as a way to make sure the next generation doesn’t forget their forefathers.

For our partner Leodus Thomas Jr.,  is a time to acknowledge African American contributions that often go unnoticed. Leo...
02/20/2023

For our partner Leodus Thomas Jr., is a time to acknowledge African American contributions that often go unnoticed. Leodus himself is making a big difference in Chicago. An Austin resident, Leodus strives to develop the “best apartment buildings in the neighborhood” on land he purchased from the CCLBA.

CCLBA Executive Director Jessica Caffrey says joining the team gives her an opportunity to help create community wealth ...
02/17/2023

CCLBA Executive Director Jessica Caffrey says joining the team gives her an opportunity to help create community wealth in Cook County — particularly given the area's history of housing inequity. " reminds me to continue the unfinished work of the Civil Rights Movement. As Langston Hughes said, 'Life for me ain’t been no crystal stair,' but when I look at those brave Black women, entrepreneurs, businessmen and women who came before me, I am inspired.”

Kashonda Milliner and her husband use real estate development to make a positive difference on Chicago’s West Side. As o...
02/16/2023

Kashonda Milliner and her husband use real estate development to make a positive difference on Chicago’s West Side. As one of the small developers that works with to revitalize neighborhoods, Kashonda believes “that real estate can be a key to break the chain of poverty and help bridge the gap of generational wealth.” She says is about recognizing the sacrifices of her ancestors that have allowed her to fulfill her dreams.

We’re always thrilled to see partners like L3C in the news for their efforts to revitalize Chicago communities. Learn ab...
02/15/2023

We’re always thrilled to see partners like L3C in the news for their efforts to revitalize Chicago communities. Learn about how this local developer is building community wealth in West Humboldt Park.

https://bit.ly/3JZuQq7

CCLBA partners Kesha Forrest and Khalilah Johnson, who run real estate development company Citi Holdings, see  as a time...
02/14/2023

CCLBA partners Kesha Forrest and Khalilah Johnson, who run real estate development company Citi Holdings, see as a time to honor Black homeownership: “It was hard for Black people to buy and own a home as little as 50 years ago, and now for two sisters to sell houses, especially in our own community, is a testament to how resilient we are as a people.”

For Comella Sledge, who works with CCLBA in demolition and preservation of our properties,  is important to fight histor...
02/13/2023

For Comella Sledge, who works with CCLBA in demolition and preservation of our properties, is important to fight historical erasure. “While it is IMPOSSIBLE to sum up the struggles and triumphs of my culture in one month, Black History Month does provide the world with an intentional highlight and glimpse into ‘our world’ and the many nuances that go along with being Black in America. We are what makes America cool. We are who many cultures around the world imitate. This will always be a fact in February and beyond.”

For Real Estate Developer Prentiss Allison,  represents the start of Black History Year. “It reminds us each year to rem...
02/09/2023

For Real Estate Developer Prentiss Allison, represents the start of Black History Year. “It reminds us each year to remember who we are and whose we are and that nothing and no one can stop us.” Prentiss is one of the many developers CCLBA works with to redevelop blighted and vacant properties and land. He says he’s most proud of his work beautifying the West Side of Chicago.

Craig Morton takes pride in revitalizing neighborhoods in the South Side of Chicago, where he grew up. As the principal ...
02/09/2023

Craig Morton takes pride in revitalizing neighborhoods in the South Side of Chicago, where he grew up. As the principal of Morton Construction & Development, Corp and Quality Construction & Development, Craig is a contemporary changemaker through his partnership with the CCLBA to rehab distressed and abandoned homes in these primarily Black communities.

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We're hiring! If you're passionate about empowering community development within Cook County, join our dedicated CCLBA t...
01/18/2023

We're hiring! If you're passionate about empowering community development within Cook County, join our dedicated CCLBA team as an Asset Manager.

https://bit.ly/3ZMLChy

Happy New Year from the CCLBA! Wishing you and your families a healthy and prosperous 2023 full of new possibilities.
01/01/2023

Happy New Year from the CCLBA! Wishing you and your families a healthy and prosperous 2023 full of new possibilities.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. Today we honor the work ...
01/01/2023

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

Today we honor the work of community partners like IFF who work with the CCLBA to build affordable housing for residents across the Chicago area. Every day, our community partners have faith in their mission, knowing that the work they do is for the greater good.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. Today we honor the incre...
12/31/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

Today we honor the incredible creativity of our community developers. They look at vacant, run-down houses and see promise and potential. Their vast creativity turns neglected properties into homes where family and love can flourish for generations to come. Thank you to our creative, visionary developers!

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. Developer Candice Payne ...
12/30/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

Developer Candice Payne embodies the principle of Nia. She gained recognition for renting hotel rooms for homeless Chicagoans in extreme winter weather and has since started Action for a Cause, an initiative to provide housing for the homeless. We’re proud to work with Candice as she lives out her purpose.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. The principle of Ujamaa,...
12/29/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

The principle of Ujamaa, or cooperative economics, is embodied by local developers Bonita Harrison, Sean Jones, Keith Lindsey, Dajuan Robinson and Derrick Walker, who pooled their resources and talents to buy back the block with help from CCLBA. This powerful collective purchased 12 vacant lots in Woodlawn and is building a community of new, state-of-the-art homes.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. R.A.G.E - Resident Assoc...
12/28/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

R.A.G.E - Resident Association of Greater Englewood pools the power of residents, public officials and business owners to make a stronger Greater Englewood. We’re proud to partner with R.A.G.E. to help return land to productive use for the benefit of the entire community.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. We’re proud to partner w...
12/27/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

We’re proud to partner with small business owners, like Starnella Johnson of Roseland’s Ambassador Floral, who purchase their own property so they can scale and grow their businesses, build a stronger financial future for their families and their communities.

For each day of Kwanzaa,  is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County. Today, we recognize the ...
12/26/2022

For each day of Kwanzaa, is honoring our partners who make a meaningful impact in Cook County.

Today, we recognize the principle of Umoja by honoring each member of the CCLBA community who makes our work possible. From the community developers and first-time homebuyers to the municipalities and government agencies that partner with us to bring new assets to residents like improved transportation and housing, we’re grateful for the shared mission that brings us all together.

There’s truly no place like home for the holidays. At CCLBA, we’re proud to have helped turn over 1000 vacant lots and a...
12/25/2022

There’s truly no place like home for the holidays. At CCLBA, we’re proud to have helped turn over 1000 vacant lots and abandoned buildings into homes to fill with memories with loved ones and Christmas cheer. Merry Christmas from all of us at CCLBA

The CCLBA is proud to partner with the Chicago Transit Authority to help make the long-imagined Red Line Extension a rea...
12/22/2022

The CCLBA is proud to partner with the Chicago Transit Authority to help make the long-imagined Red Line Extension a reality, bringing greater transportation equity to the South Side.

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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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