SRO

Full specs on the development proposed for 2328 N. Milwaukee Ave.

The sale of the former SRO beat deadline for compliance with city's new affordable housing ordinance.

Ald. Scott Waguespack joined advocates in urging an alternative to privatizing the longstanding SRO.

A nonprofit is considering buying the SRO hotel as city lawyers conclude Fishman is a potential buyer.

Converting SROs to market rate housing could come with heavy fees if the law is passed.

The development showed redesigns and gained support Wednesday, but opposition remains.

Removing M. Fishman from the arts board is not a "political reality," group president says.

The next public meeting on the proposal will be at Haas Park, August 27, at 6:30 p.m.

The complaint is a step to stop evictions at one of the city's last single-room occupancy apartments.

The mayor and a group of aldermen plan to officialy introduce an ordinance Wednesday.

If acquired, the SRO would become one of more than 22 Logan Square properties owned by Fishman.

Opponents questioned the project's density, while the developer called it "progressive." 

The longtime SRO hotel told its many homeless and mentally ill tenants last week that it's closing.

Once a key option for Chicago newcomers, single room occupancy hotels are nearly gone in the city.

Residents of the 13-story Astor House said they're being wrongfully evicted.