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Noon Today: NBOA Zoom Call: Building Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Grant Ulrich on Proposed Mechanical Code revisions, and more
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Tomorrow at Noon: NBOA Zoom Call: Building Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Grant Ulrich on Proposed Mechanical Code revisions, and more
Dear Neighborhood Housing Industry Colleagues and Friends; 
NBOA ZOOM MEETING The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code: What to Expect!
Tomorrow Thursday, May 14, 2026
Noon – 1:15pm – Zoom
Marlene Hopkins Commissioner,
Chicago Department
of Builidings
Panelist
Grant Ullrich Managing Deputy
Commissioner Chicago
Department of Buildings
Panelist
Ian Hoffenberg Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC
Moderator
The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code The NBOA Invites you to an informative Zoom call hosting lead officials from the Chicago Department of Buildings (DOB) who requested the opportunity to familiarize the NBOA community about the 2026 Chicago Mechanical Code, part of Phase 3 of the Chicago Construction Codes Modernization Initiative. DOB Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Managing Deputy Commissioner Grant Ullrich will walk through what’s changing for building owners — including new ventilation standards for residential buildings, updated requirements for next-generation air conditioning systems, and gas-piping and appliance-safety updates for the first time in 25 years. Come with plenty of questions, as this is an opportunity to connect with the department as the package moves through the City Council. Time permitting, our moderator, Ian Hoffenberg, will open the meeting up so that attendees can pose questions on other DOB issues.
REGISTER TO ATTEND ZOOM CALL Biographies Marlene Hopkins took the helm of the nation’s third-largest building department in March of 2024, following her nomination by Mayor Brandon Johnson, and was unanimously confirmed as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Buildings a month later. Hopkins has served the City of Chicago for more than 25 years, including 18 years in leadership roles within the DOB. Hopkins brings a wealth of experience, a deep commitment to economic development, and a passion for community reinvestment to her new role. During her tenure with DOB, Hopkins has been instrumental in managing the day-to-day operations from the office and in the field. She played a crucial role in the rewrite of the Chicago Construction Codes, aligning them with industry standards and developing effective code enforcement strategies to improve the safety and quality of life for all Chicagoans. As First Deputy Commissioner, Hopkins has been responsible for ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, managing budgets, and fostering economic development through efficient permit issuance and inspections. Hopkins holds a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies with a focus on Criminal Justice from Trinity Law School and a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Roosevelt University. She is a lifelong Chicagoan who grew up in Avalon Park. Grant Ullrich, Assoc. AIA is the Managing Deputy Commissioner of the City of Chicago Department of Buildings with responsibility for code development, policy, and administration. Grant is a licensed attorney and holds professional degrees in law and architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to joining the Department of Buildings in 2016, he worked in the City’s Law Department, handling a wide variety of matters, including code enforcement, legislative drafting, and constitutional litigation.
Ian Hoffenberg, Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg, Ian is an experienced attorney based in Evanston, Illinois, specializing in commercial, real estate, and business litigation, as well as business transactions. Founder of the Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC, he has over 18 years of experience serving the Chicagoland area. Ian is also a founding member of the new North Suburban Housing Providers and he serves on the Board of the NBOA.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! 
Adam Jeckel, AIA NCARB, LEED AP – Principal 
The NBOA represents and advocates for the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Suburban Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
Southwest Housing Providers Group (SWHPG)
West Suburban Building Owners Association (WSBOA)
Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance is a 501(c)4 tax-exempt organization.
Accordingly, contributions are not deductible as charitable donations.
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2026 NBOA Summer Soiree: Your Favorite Event of the Year!
Exclusive Early Sponsorship Opportunities
NBOA Summer Soiree – August 6, 2026 Join neighborhood housing professionals from across Chicagoland at the premiere real estate networking event of the summer! Support neighborhood housing and network with industry leaders at an evening of celebration and professional connection.
There Is Still Time to Be an Early Sponsor! Benefits of Sponsoring Early Include:
Your logo in our first invitation, sent to thousands of industry leaders.
Maximum visibility in your sponsor category.Premier logo location on our website.
Best table location in your sponsorship tier.Sponsor Today 
Why Sponsor? 
Watch The 2025 Soiree Recap Video! “”The Runwise team not only enjoyed the great food and drinks, but we also had the unique opportunity to bring our existing clients together with prospective ones in such an engaging environment…It was a fantastic event that truly helped strengthen our relationships and expand our network.” Christopher McNicholas, Runwise
2025 Silver SponsorThank You To Our First Sponsors of 2026 Platinum Sponsor 
Silver Sponsor 
Bronze Sponsor 
Supporters Pan American Bank & Trust Norr
Edge & Up
Sherpa Capital
Family Properties of Chicago Quality Builders
Floss Law
Raila & Associates
What Is The Summer Soiree? More than 800 neighborhood housing providers, managers and professionals serving the multi-family industry throughout the Chicago area will attend. This event is a tremendous opportunity to network with like-minded professionals while enjoying hearty food, delicious drinks, and lively music on a beautiful summer evening.
Why Should I Sponsor the Summer Soiree? Soiree Sponsors gain exposure across Chicago and Cook County and are recognized as dedicated partners who support the work of neighborhood housing providers, property managers, and other real estate professionals across the region.
Sponsor the 2026 Summer Soiree Today! Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance is a 501(c)4 tax-exempt organization. Accordingly, contributions are not deductible as charitable donations. NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice -
NBOA Zoom Call: Building Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Grant Ulrich on Proposed Mechanical Code revisions, and more
Dear Neighborhood Housing Industry Colleagues and Friends; NBOA ZOOM MEETING The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code: What to Expect!
Thursday, May 14, 2026 Noon – 1:15pm – Zoom
Marlene Hopkins Commissioner,
Chicago Department
of Builidings
Panelist
Grant Ullrich Managing Deputy
Commissioner Chicago
Department of Buildings
Panelist
Ian Hoffenberg Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC
Moderator
The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code The NBOA Invites you to an informative Zoom call hosting lead officials from the Chicago Department of Buildings (DOB) who requested the opportunity to familiarize the NBOA community about the 2026 Chicago Mechanical Code, part of Phase 3 of the Chicago Construction Codes Modernization Initiative. DOB Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Managing Deputy Commissioner Grant Ullrich will walk through what’s changing for building owners — including new ventilation standards for residential buildings, updated requirements for next-generation air conditioning systems, and gas-piping and appliance-safety updates for the first time in 25 years. Come with plenty of questions, as this is an opportunity to connect with the department as the package moves through the City Council. Time permitting, our moderator, Ian Hoffenberg, will open the meeting up so that attendees can pose questions on other DOB issues.
REGISTER TO ATTEND ZOOM CALL Biographies Marlene Hopkins took the helm of the nation’s third-largest building department in March of 2024, following her nomination by Mayor Brandon Johnson, and was unanimously confirmed as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Buildings a month later. Hopkins has served the City of Chicago for more than 25 years, including 18 years in leadership roles within the DOB. Hopkins brings a wealth of experience, a deep commitment to economic development, and a passion for community reinvestment to her new role. During her tenure with DOB, Hopkins has been instrumental in managing the day-to-day operations from the office and in the field. She played a crucial role in the rewrite of the Chicago Construction Codes, aligning them with industry standards and developing effective code enforcement strategies to improve the safety and quality of life for all Chicagoans. As First Deputy Commissioner, Hopkins has been responsible for ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, managing budgets, and fostering economic development through efficient permit issuance and inspections. Hopkins holds a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies with a focus on Criminal Justice from Trinity Law School and a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Roosevelt University. She is a lifelong Chicagoan who grew up in Avalon Park. Grant Ullrich, Assoc. AIA is the Managing Deputy Commissioner of the City of Chicago Department of Buildings with responsibility for code development, policy, and administration. Grant is a licensed attorney and holds professional degrees in law and architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to joining the Department of Buildings in 2016, he worked in the City’s Law Department, handling a wide variety of matters, including code enforcement, legislative drafting, and constitutional litigation.
Ian Hoffenberg, Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg, Ian is an experienced attorney based in Evanston, Illinois, specializing in commercial, real estate, and business litigation, as well as business transactions. Founder of the Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC, he has over 18 years of experience serving the Chicagoland area. Ian is also a founding member of the new North Suburban Housing Providers and he serves on the Board of the NBOA.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! Adam Jeckel, AIA NCARB, LEED AP – Principal The NBOA represents and advocates for the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Suburban Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
Southwest Housing Providers Group (SWHPG)
West Suburban Building Owners Association (WSBOA)
Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance is a 501(c)4 tax-exempt organization.
Accordingly, contributions are not deductible as charitable donations.
NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice -
NBOA Zoom Call: Building Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Grant Ulrich on Proposed Mechanical Code revisions, and more
Dear Neighborhood Housing Industry Colleagues and Friends; NBOA ZOOM MEETING The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code: What to Expect!
Thursday, May 14, 2026 Noon – 1:15pm – Zoom
Marlene Hopkins Commissioner,
Chicago Department
of Builidings
Panelist
Grant Ullrich Managing Deputy
Commissioner Chicago
Department of Buildings
Panelist
Ian Hoffenberg Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC
Moderator
The 2026 Chicago Mechanical Zoning Code The NBOA Invites you to an informative Zoom call hosting lead officials from the Chicago Department of Buildings (DOB) who requested the opportunity to familiarize the NBOA community about the 2026 Chicago Mechanical Code, part of Phase 3 of the Chicago Construction Codes Modernization Initiative. DOB Commissioner Marlene Hopkins and Managing Deputy Commissioner Grant Ullrich will walk through what’s changing for building owners — including new ventilation standards for residential buildings, updated requirements for next-generation air conditioning systems, and gas-piping and appliance-safety updates for the first time in 25 years. Come with plenty of questions, as this is an opportunity to connect with the department as the package moves through the City Council. Time permitting, our moderator, Ian Hoffenberg, will open the meeting up so that attendees can pose questions on other DOB issues.
REGISTER TO ATTEND ZOOM CALL Biographies Marlene Hopkins took the helm of the nation’s third-largest building department in March of 2024, following her nomination by Mayor Brandon Johnson, and was unanimously confirmed as Commissioner of the Chicago Department of Buildings a month later. Hopkins has served the City of Chicago for more than 25 years, including 18 years in leadership roles within the DOB. Hopkins brings a wealth of experience, a deep commitment to economic development, and a passion for community reinvestment to her new role. During her tenure with DOB, Hopkins has been instrumental in managing the day-to-day operations from the office and in the field. She played a crucial role in the rewrite of the Chicago Construction Codes, aligning them with industry standards and developing effective code enforcement strategies to improve the safety and quality of life for all Chicagoans. As First Deputy Commissioner, Hopkins has been responsible for ensuring compliance with local, state, and federal regulations, managing budgets, and fostering economic development through efficient permit issuance and inspections. Hopkins holds a Master’s Degree in Legal Studies with a focus on Criminal Justice from Trinity Law School and a Bachelor’s Degree in Organizational Leadership from Roosevelt University. She is a lifelong Chicagoan who grew up in Avalon Park. Grant Ullrich, Assoc. AIA is the Managing Deputy Commissioner of the City of Chicago Department of Buildings with responsibility for code development, policy, and administration. Grant is a licensed attorney and holds professional degrees in law and architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Prior to joining the Department of Buildings in 2016, he worked in the City’s Law Department, handling a wide variety of matters, including code enforcement, legislative drafting, and constitutional litigation.
Ian Hoffenberg, Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg, Ian is an experienced attorney based in Evanston, Illinois, specializing in commercial, real estate, and business litigation, as well as business transactions. Founder of the Law Offices of Ian B. Hoffenberg LLC, he has over 18 years of experience serving the Chicagoland area. Ian is also a founding member of the new North Suburban Housing Providers and he serves on the Board of the NBOA.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! Adam Jeckel, AIA NCARB, LEED AP – Principal The NBOA represents and advocates for the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Suburban Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
Southwest Housing Providers Group (SWHPG)
West Suburban Building Owners Association (WSBOA)
Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance is a 501(c)4 tax-exempt organization.
Accordingly, contributions are not deductible as charitable donations.
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Meet New City Council Zoning Chairman Alderman Gil Villegas at NBOA Advocacy & Policy Breakfast Meeting – Tuesday, April 28, 8:30AM; Ann Sather Restaurant
Dear NBOA Friends and Colleagues, You are cordially invited to attend the Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance’s 18th NBOA Advocacy & Policy Breakfast Meeting, which promises to be both insightful and engaging. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, April 28, at 8:30 AM, at the Ann Sather Restaurant located at 909 W. Belmont.
We are delighted to welcome Alderman Gil Villegas as our featured speaker for a return visit. Recently elected as the new Chairman of the City Council Committee on Zoning, Landmarks, and Building Standards, Ald. Villegas brings a wealth of experience and a pro-business perspective to this vital role. This appointment marks a significant win for our industry. Ald. Villegas recognizes that fostering economic growth is key to resolving the City’s fiscal challenges. The City Council’s decision to elect Ald. Villegas—over Mayor Johnson’s nominee, Socialist Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez—makes his leadership even more meaningful. 
NBOA ADVOCACY/POLICY BREAKFAST MEETING
TUES., APRIL 28, 2026
8:30AM
ANN SATHER RESTAURANT
909 W. BELMONT
You can no longer turn into the Ann Sather parking lot from Belmont. There remain 20 spots available in the lot accessible off of Sheffield, via the alley.
EVENT COST: $35
($50 day of and at the door)
REGISTER TO ATTEND BREAKFAST MEETING During the meeting, Alderman Villegas will outline his vision for the Zoning Committee and respond to your questions. This is an exceptional opportunity to gain firsthand insight and engage directly with a leader shaping policies that impact our industry. Don’t miss this informative and valuable breakfast meeting.
Sincerely,
Michael Glasser
NBOA President
Mike Hagenson
Chair of NBOA’s Advocacy & Policy Committee
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! 
Roman Serra, Owner 
The NBOA represents and advocates for the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Suburban Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice -
Important NBOA Survey – Responses Sought this Week
Please Take Our NBOA Survey Dear Neighborhood Housing Providers and Property Managers;
Our industry is at a critical juncture.
As our elected officials at all levels of government continue to consider legislative restrictions that could significantly impact our businesses, we need your voice to effectively advocate for our interests.
Please devote 3-5 minutes of your time to complete a brief survey that will:
· Give us essential data on the current business climate in our industry.
· Help us understand how proposed legislative changes might affect your operations.
· Strengthen our position when we meet with lawmakers.
We will keep your responses confidential and use them only for advocacy purposes. The stronger our response rate, the more credible our data when we present it to legislators.
The survey closes at the close of business on Friday, April 24. Your participation today will help us safeguard our industry’s future.
info. Thanks Essex Realty Group for partnering with us on this important project.
Thank you all for your assistance. Please urge others to respond as well.
Sincerely;
Mike Glasser
NBOA President
The NBOA has representatives from – and advocates on behalf of the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations:
Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Side Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
Southwest Housing Providers (SWHP)
NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Important NBOA Survey – Responses Sought this Week
Please Take Our NBOA Survey Dear Neighborhood Housing Providers and Property Managers;
Our industry is at a critical juncture.
As our elected officials at all levels of government continue to consider legislative restrictions that could significantly impact our businesses, we need your voice to effectively advocate for our interests.
Please devote 3-5 minutes of your time to complete a brief survey that will:
· Give us essential data on the current business climate in our industry.
· Help us understand how proposed legislative changes might affect your operations.
· Strengthen our position when we meet with lawmakers.
We will keep your responses confidential and use them only for advocacy purposes. The stronger our response rate, the more credible our data when we present it to legislators.
The survey closes at the close of business on Friday, April 24. Your participation today will help us safeguard our industry’s future.
info. Thanks Essex Realty Group for partnering with us on this important project.
Thank you all for your assistance. Please urge others to respond as well.
Sincerely;
Mike Glasser
NBOA President
The NBOA has representatives from – and advocates on behalf of the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations:
Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Side Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
Southwest Housing Providers (SWHP)
NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice Meet New Zoning Commissioner Alderman Gil Villegas at NBOA Advocacy & Policy Breakfast Meeting – Tuesday, April 28, 8:30AM; Ann Sather Restaurant
Dear NBOA Friends and Colleagues, You are cordially invited to attend the Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance’s 18th NBOA Advocacy & Policy Breakfast Meeting, which promises to be both insightful and engaging. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, April 28, at 8:30 AM, at the Ann Sather Restaurant located at 909 W. Belmont.
We are delighted to welcome Alderman Gil Villegas as our featured speaker for a return visit. Recently elected as the new Chairman of the City Council Committee on Zoning, Landmarks, and Building Standards, Ald. Villegas brings a wealth of experience and a pro-business perspective to this vital role. This appointment marks a significant win for our industry. Ald. Villegas recognizes that fostering economic growth is key to resolving the City’s fiscal challenges. The City Council’s decision to elect Ald. Villegas—over Mayor Johnson’s nominee, Socialist Ald. Byron Sigcho-Lopez—makes his leadership even more meaningful. NBOA ADVOCACY/POLICY BREAKFAST MEETING
TUES., APRIL 28, 2026
8:30AM
ANN SATHER RESTAURANT
909 W. BELMONT
You can no longer turn into the Ann Sather parking lot from Belmont. There remain 20 spots available in the lot accessible off of Sheffield, via the alley.
EVENT COST: $35
($50 day of and at the door)
REGISTER TO ATTEND BREAKFAST MEETING During the meeting, Alderman Villegas will outline his vision for the Zoning Committee and respond to your questions. This is an exceptional opportunity to gain firsthand insight and engage directly with a leader shaping policies that impact our industry. Don’t miss this informative and valuable breakfast meeting.
Sincerely,
Michael Glasser
NBOA President
Mike Hagenson
Chair of NBOA’s Advocacy & Policy Committee
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR! Roman Serra, Owner The NBOA represents and advocates for the following Chicagoland neighborhood building owners associations Edgewater Uptown Builders Association (EUBA)
Greater Austin Development Association (GADA)
Lakeview Developers Association (LDA)
Latino Real Estate Investors Council (LREIC)
Lincoln Park Builders of Chicago (LPBC)
North Suburban Housing Providers (NSHP)
Northwest Side Building Coalition (NSBC)
Rogers Park Builders Group (RPBG)
South Side Community Investment Association (SSCIA)
Southside Builders Association (SSBA)
NBOA Chicago | 1751 W. Howard St., Suite D, PMB 122 | Chicago, IL 60626 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice 2026 NBOA Summer Soiree: Your Favorite Event of the Year!
Exclusive Early Sponsorship Opportunities
NBOA Summer Soiree – August 6, 2026 Join neighborhood housing professionals from across Chicagoland at the premiere real estate networking event of the summer! Support neighborhood housing and network with industry leaders at an evening of celebration and professional connection.
There Is Still Time to Be an Early Sponsor! Benefits of Sponsoring Early Include:
Your logo in our first invitation, sent to thousands of industry leaders.
Maximum visibility in your sponsor category.Premier logo location on our website.
Best table location in your sponsorship tier.Sponsor Today Why Sponsor? Watch The 2025 Soiree Recap Video! “”The Runwise team not only enjoyed the great food and drinks, but we also had the unique opportunity to bring our existing clients together with prospective ones in such an engaging environment…It was a fantastic event that truly helped strengthen our relationships and expand our network.” Christopher McNicholas, Runwise
2025 Silver SponsorThank You To Our First Sponsors of 2026 Silver Sponsor 
Bronze Sponsor 
Supporters 
What Is The Summer Soiree? More than 800 neighborhood housing providers, managers and professionals serving the multi-family industry throughout the Chicago area will attend. This event is a tremendous opportunity to network with like-minded professionals while enjoying hearty food, delicious drinks, and lively music on a beautiful summer evening.
Why Should I Sponsor the Summer Soiree? Soiree Sponsors gain exposure across Chicago and Cook County and are recognized as dedicated partners who support the work of neighborhood housing providers, property managers, and other real estate professionals across the region.
Sponsor the 2026 Summer Soiree Today! Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance is a 501(c)4 tax-exempt organization. Accordingly, contributions are not deductible as charitable donations. NBOA Chicago | PO BOX 608492 | Chicago, IL 60660 US Unsubscribe | Update Profile | Constant Contact Data Notice