Pullman continues push to revive retail sector by bringing in new Chick-fil-A
Pullman Gateway, located just east of Pullman National Historical Park, could soon see a bank and other fast casual and sit-down restaurants.
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Plan Commission approves more than 1,400 new apartments, but vote on historic properties hits snag
Commission members delayed at least until June a vote on whether to approve demolishing several century-old Southwest Side warehouses considered significant by historic preservationists.
Loop restaurants are clawing their way back to health
More than 300 downtown restaurants, bars and bistros shuttered during the first three years of the pandemic. Surviving Loop restaurant owners now say they can see light at the end...
Proposal for 44-story apartment tower in Old Town draws cheers, jeers at community meeting
The proposal by Fern Hill Co. needs approval from the Chicago Plan Commission and a zoning change from City Council.
Developers get started transforming aging Thompson Center into Google’s sleek new home
State and city officials hope the project will revitalize downtown Chicago.
Fulton Market developer creating a life sciences campus, including neighborhood’s first public park
The campus will include up to six high-rises with apartments and laboratory space for life sciences and other research companies.
Taxpayers would pick up half the tab for Bears’ lakefront stadium development, sources say
The Chicago Bears are set to announce a $4.6 billion plan to build a new enclosed stadium and improved lakefront area with half of the money coming from taxpayers, sources...
City planners say it’s time to put Northwest Side’s Little Italy on the map
A long-running effort to turn a stretch of Harlem Avenue on the Far Northwest side into a showcase for Italian American businesses like Little Italy's Taylor Street is inching forward.
Southwest Side warehouses considered significant by preservationists face demolition
The Chicago Plan Commission will vote Thursday on whether to approve the demolition.
Downtown Chicago’s condo development boom has ended. Here’s why.
High interest rates and construction costs have brought condo construction to an end.