TELL YOUR REPS: VOTE NO ON HB3564
A new Illinois housing bill, Illinois HB3564, is now under review in the Illinois Senate and could significantly change how rental housing is managed across Chicago and the state. While supporters promote the legislation as tenant-friendly, industry experts warn that it could lead to fewer available rental units, reduce protections for property owners, and make it harder for investors and landlords to offer quality rental housing in Illinois.
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HB3564: JULY 2025 UPDATE
The bill passed the Illinois Senate in May 2025 and is now awaiting final action from the governor’s office. If signed into law, it would impose new rental regulations, expand tenant rights, and potentially override some aspects of local landlord-tenant ordinances, creating various difficulties for property management companies in Chicago. The legislation has sparked strong reactions from both housing advocates and real estate professionals, with ongoing debate about its long-term impact on housing supply and affordability.
For Chicago property management companies, HB3564 represents a major shift in operational compliance and client guidance. Chicago property managers may need to adjust lease agreements, modify tenant screening procedures, and increase administrative oversight to stay in step with new state-level regulations. The bill also reinforces the growing importance of professional management in navigating legal complexity, especially for out-of-state owners and investors who rely on local Chicago property managers to protect their assets. As a leader in Chicago property management, we are ready to overcome any challenges this brings to the market.