The IL Housing Blueprint is a large-scale planning endeavor that IHDA is undertaking to develop a vision for the future of housing in Illinois and lay out a plan for achieving it. IHDA is currently conducting various statewide market analyses that will allow us to better understand and publicly share housing conditions, assets, and needs
As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides the opportunity to meet and
As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides the opportunity to meet and
De Witt County | Fulton County | Logan County | Mason County | Menard County | Piatt County | Sangamon County As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs
DeKalb County | Kane County As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides
Livingston County | McLean County | Peoria County Tazewell County | Woodford County As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and
Statewide Meeting: Housing Counselors As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides the
Livingston County | McLean County | Peoria County Tazewell County | Woodford County As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in
Chicago Region As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides the opportunity to
Franklin County | Jefferson County | Monroe County Perry County | Randolph County | Williamson County On Tuesday, October 20, join IHDA and Camille Dorris of the Southern Illinois Coalition for the Homeless for a Blueprint Listening Tour in the Carbondale-Marion region. We’ll introduce the Housing Blueprint planning process and speak with local residents about
Statewide Meeting: Housing Policy Advocates As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the future. The Blueprint’s Listening Tour provides
Champaign County | Ford County | Iroquois County | Kankakee County | Vermilion County As our world changes, our housing needs change too. Agencies, organizations, and residents across Illinois are working together to build a Housing Blueprint to ensure that we understand and can meet the housing needs of communities across our state both now and in the