Sterling Bay wins Zoning Committee approval for a pair of apartment towers on Lincoln Park’s west edge
Ald. Scott Waguespack dropped his opposition to the proposal, clearing the way for approval.
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Former Lincoln Yards site to become smaller, walkable residential community, developer says. ‘Bigger is not necessarily better.’
The new 31-acre development, called Foundry Park, will eventually total about two to three thousand units, including single-family homes, condos, rental apartments, townhomes and affordable housing.
Chicago Board of Trade Building museum pays homage to city’s trading history, immortalized in movies like ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’
The new museum, which opens Tuesday, is the latest step in an effort to revive the nearly century-old board of trade building.
Fans reflect on NASCAR’s (possibly) final street race in Chicago
The NASCAR Chicago Street Race held their annual loop course on July 5-6. As rumors of the race's departure to the west coast growing louder, fans reveled in the atmosphere...
Local real estate firms Baird & Warner and Dream Town to merge
Company leaders say the combined brokerage will be the second largest in Chicagoland, based on 2024 sales volume.
Reconstruction begins on latest phase of Bell Works Chicagoland, the former AT&T campus in Hoffman Estates
The developer plans to remake the vacant west side of the 1.2-million-square-foot building, creating new offices and a “Main Street” lined with storefronts.
Lincoln Yards site is poised for new chapter, but debate over what went wrong with the stalled project continues
JDL Development is currently negotiating to take over the nearly vacant megadevelopment site.
City green-lights group’s plan for mixed-use development in Roseland
Mayor Brandon Johnson has selected a group of neighborhood developers to replace a plot of vacant city land on the Far South Side with a four-story, mixed-use development called 1Fifteen...
Chicago seeing fewer international travelers, but local hotels still expect ‘solid’ summer
Chicago's summer tourism calendar relies heavily on domestic leisure travelers coming for events like Lollapalooza and a NASCAR race.
Observation deck operator in former John Hancock Center plans major expansion and a new ‘immersive experience’
The company that owns 360 Chicago last year bought the 95th and 96th floors of the building after the abrupt closure of the Signature Room restaurant and lounge.