Southwest Side warehouses considered significant by preservationists face demolition
The Chicago Plan Commission will vote Thursday on whether to approve the demolition.
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Downtown Chicago’s condo development boom has ended. Here’s why.
High interest rates and construction costs have brought condo construction to an end.
Edgewater and Logan Square could see new affordable housing towers as nonprofit developer spreads its wings
Bickerdike Redevelopment Corp. wants to launch the construction of a 90-unit building at 5853 N. Broadway St. in Edgewater.
Could the Chicago White Sox really move to Nashville? It’s complicated.
White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf pushed back last summer against rumors the team could abandon its South Side home for Nashville, but his December meeting with that city’s mayor kept...
Plan Commission approves new development for Portage Park, the ‘final piece of the puzzle’
Commission members pressured the developer to include more affordable housing on-site.
Chicago Cubs unveil plan for new rooftop signs, and say they’re bringing back an old tradition
The Chicago Cubs are asking the City Council to allow the team's owners to install LED rooftop signs on two buildings outside Wrigley Field.
New Target store will help revive Six Corners, neighbors say
The 44,000-square-foot Target is on the ground floor of the former Sears store.
South Loop apartment tower sold for $144M in biggest Chicago apartment deal so far this year
The 500-unit building was completed in 2019 by CIM Group
Fillmore Center project, touted as jobs engine for struggling North Lawndale, clears city commission
The Fillmore Center project is expected to bring up to 300 jobs through a commercial laundry and several minority-owned businesses, including a coffee roastery and a flower wholesaler.
Mayor Johnson announces new measures to help struggling Loop business district
The city will provide more support for restaurants and stores in the Loop, an area still struggling to fully recover from the pandemic, he said.