Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance PAC

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Political Action Committee

A Chicago-based organization dedicated to the advocacy of market based housing policy that allows the city to grow, while maintaining local ownership and maintaining quality housing options.

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The NBOA PAC is constantly working to promote and maintain market based housing policy in Chicago but we need your help! We are an all volunteer organization working in Chicago's dynamic political landscape to maintain policies that promote local ownership and quality housing for the Chicagoland area.

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NBOA PAC School Board Endorsements

School Board Elections, which appear on the November 5th presidential election ballot. Whether you are a parent of a CPS student or simply a taxpayer, the School Board Elections are something you should care about. See the map above for our endorsements and click the link to find what district you are in.

City Council amends RLTO to increase notice period for non-renewal of lease, hears updates to Envision Evanston 2045

Landlord Aron Bornstein spoke against the proposed amendments saying the amendments were unfair to landlords because tenants only had to give landlords a 30 day notice of lease non-renewal but a landlord had to give a tenant 90 day notice. He also said the 90 day day notice would effectively remove monthly leases resulting in unintended consequences.

Fair housing advocates, housing providers divided on proposed renter landlord ordinance amendments

The amendments, combined with penalties housing providers could face if they fail to meet the new standards, would drive small and medium-sized housing providers out of Evanston due to potential price increases, (Aron Bornstein) said. “A small-time landlord that gets hit with that type of penalty is going to look to exit the market,” he said. “We’re really hoping that the City Council will bite into it and act more rationally in terms of these penalties.”

Editorial: Apparent flameout of Bring Chicago Home is an opportunity for Mayor Johnson

"After they finish licking their wounds, the mayor and reasonable City Council backers of Bring Chicago Home, like the vice mayor, Ald. Walter Burnett, 27th, ought to jump at the offer of Glasser and others in his orbit."

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