CHICAGO PUBLIC HOUSING - Welfare Negro Lives in Chicago Downtown Luxury Section 8 Condo = Using a Chicago Housing Authority voucher, a woman and her two children live in this South Loop condo with sweeping views of Grant Park and Lake Michigan. It costs her $143 a month. Taxpayers pay the rest of the rent — $2,877.

Public housing’s gap of luxury for the Chicago Welfare Negroes, a Watchdogs / BGA Chicago Better Government Agency special report

Time for TRUMP! We are paying for welfare Negroes to have basically FREE downtown luxury condos while we break our backs working two and three jobs???

After buying a home in Barrington Hills, Chaoshan Lai and his wife couldn’t unload the 15-year-old townhouse that they’d bought for $935,000 in Central Station, a taxpayer-subsidized development in the South Loop where former Mayor Richard M. Daley lived for years.

Lai couldn’t even find anyone to rent the townhouse on South Prairie Avenue — until he got a call in 2013 about a woman who’d gotten a “housing choice voucher,” from the Chicago Housing Authority through a program that had long been called Section 8.

Lai says the woman wanted to lease his three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath home, which has a library and is within walking distance of Soldier Field and the lakefront.

“I said, ‘You probably cannot afford the rent,’ ” Lai recalls. “But they said they have a special program in the ‘opportunity area’ that pays much better. I said, ‘Let’s give it a shot.’ ”

It ended up being a good deal for Lai. Since June 1, 2013, he’s collected more than $100,000 from the CHA, which administers public housing in Chicago for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. The CHA pays him $3,911 a month in federal funds to lease his townhouse to the woman and three others in her household, including a child under the age of 6, records show.

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