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The nonprofit developer’s Humboldt Park projects include the Teresa Roldán Apartments on Paseo Boricua at 1154 N.

Paul Roldan, president of Hispanic Housing, touted his company’s 20 years of experience building affordable housing in Humboldt Park and beyond.įor Hispanic Housing, the Pioneer Bank redevelopment project, dubbed Los Pioneros and designed by the architecture firm HED, would be the latest in a string of similar projects, Roldan said. The developers competing to build on the West Humboldt Park site pitched stakeholders and residents at a community meeting Tuesday evening, the latest step in the city process that kicked off earlier this year. Credit: City of Chicago A rendering of Hispanic Housing’s development proposal. To give feedback, people can fill out the community survey. The city’s Department of Planning and Development is collecting feedback from residents before selecting a developer for the project. Under Park Row’s plans, a 75-unit affordable housing complex with a Humboldt Park Family Health facility and possibly a library would open on the site north of the building. Park Row Development, on the other hand, has a vision for the bank building that includes offices for a Latino-led nonprofit, entrepreneurial incubator space and a Latino cultural center. The complex would house the performing arts studio En Las Tablas and Repertorio Latino Theater Co. The nonprofit developer also wants to build an 11-story, 76-unit affordable housing complex on the site to the north of the building. Hispanic Housing is looking to transform the bank building into a Latino cultural hub with offices for PrimeCare Health and Rincon Family Services on the upper floors and a public library on the ground floor. The two developers submitted development proposals through Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Invest South/West initiative, which aims to revitalize neighborhoods on the South and West sides. Pulaski Road, which has sat vacant for 13 years. and Park Row Development are vying to redevelop the bank site at 4000 W. WEST HUMBOLDT PARK - The city is asking residents of West Humboldt Park and the surrounding area to weigh in on a pair of competing development proposals for the old Pioneer Bank site.