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CHA's Scattered Sites properties consist of nearly 2,900 public housing units located individually or in small groups throughout most of Chicago's 77 community areas. Scattered Site units offer a variety of housing options including single family detached homes and multi-unit buildings.

Lake Street Studios is a 61-unit property located in Chicago's Near West Side community. CHA provides rental assistance through its Project Based Voucher (PBV) program to 61 studio units. * All units are Studios for Single-person households. * All utilities are included, including electricity.

Judge Slater Apartments is a 403-unit unit senior building in Chicago's Grand Boulevard community. It is named in honor of Judge Frederick 'Duke' Slater, who was the first Black inductee to the College Football Hall of Fame. After retiring from football, Slater became a lawyer and in 1948 was

One of the first Chicago public housing projects, Lathrop was built in 1938 and named after Julia C. Lathrop, a social reformer. It is now a mixed-income community with 488 redeveloped apartments, with another 309 currently being rehabilitated. Overall, Lathrop will have almost 800 total

Lincoln Perry Apartments is a 183-unit, seven-story senior building in Chicago's Douglas community. It was built in 1973 and is named in honor of Lincoln Theodore Monroe Andrew Perry, who was a vaudevillian actor, comedian, and film actor considered the first Black actor to have a successful film

Edith Spurlock Sampson is a 394-unit senior building in Chicago's Lincoln Park community. The development completed a full renovation in 2023. It was built in 1965 and is named in honor of Edith Spurlock Sampson, an American lawyer and judge and the first Black U.S. delegate appointed to the

Daniel Hudson Burnham Apartments is a 181-unit senior development in Chicago's West Ridge community. The property is named after the famed Chicago urban planner and architect. The property was built in 1983.

Major Robert Lawrence Apartments is a 191-unit senior building in Chicago's Englewood community. It is named in honor of Major Robert H. Lawrence, Jr., an Air Force officer and the first African-American astronaut.