The City of Chicago Department of Housing and Economic Development (HED) promotes economic development by helping existing businesses grow and by attracting new industry to the city. The department also leads Chicago's affordable housing, housing preservation and community-based homebuyer assistance programs, as well as the city's zoning, land use planning, sustainability and historic preservation initiatives. The department works in cooperation with community and business groups, elected officials, delegate agencies and other community stakeholders.
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Chicago Low-Income Housing Trust Fund
Commission on Chicago Landmarks
Community Development Commission
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For Renters
Tenants Rights/Responsibilities
Chicago Rents Right
Affordable Rental List
Foreclosure Info: Tenants
Small Repairs for Seniors
Low-Income Housing Trust Fund
Housing Counseling Centers
For Property Owners/Buyers
Low-Income Tax Credits
Foreclosure Prevention
Landlord Rights/Responsibilities
Tax Smart Program
Neighborhood Imp. Fund (NIP)
Emergency Housing Repair (EHAP)
For Businesses
Advertising signs
Special Service Area Program
Special Service Area Provider list
Delegate Agency Program
Landscape Ordinance FAQSmall Business Improvement Fund (SBIF)
For Developers
Map/Text Zoning Amendments
Certificate of Zoning Compliance
Affordable Requirements Ord.
City-Owned Land Inventory
Troubled Building Initiative (TBI)
Certificates of Occupancy
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