From Saab to MINI to COVID Testing: The Fight Over ComEd’s $250 Million Diversey Substation
The former Saab and MINI dealership at 1111 W. Diversey became a COVID testing site. Now ComEd's proposed $250 million substation is dividing Lincoln Park.
Former McGee’s Tavern Site at 950 W. Webster Could Become Five-Story Apartment Building
A five-story mixed-use building with 20 apartments is proposed for the former McGee’s Tavern at 950 W. Webster Avenue. A public meeting is set for November 5.
Foundry Park Breaks Ground: $3 Billion Development to Transform Chicago’s North Branch
Foundry Park breaks ground along Chicago’s North Branch, bringing plans for 3,700-plus homes, riverfront parks, retail and a 606 Trail extension.
56-Unit Mixed-Use Development Proposed Near Diversey Brown Line
A new mixed-use development could bring 56 apartments and new retail space to Diversey Parkway near the CTA Brown Line.
Demolition Permit Clears Way for New Retail Development at 1800 N. Clybourn
A key step forward has been taken in the transformation of a long-standing retail site in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, as city officials have issued
Southport Avenue Will Serve as the Epicenter of Foundry Park
Foundry Park is now designed with Southport Avenue transformed into the development’s dynamic central spine—a true focal point for activity and connection.
JDL Development Eyes Full Takeover of Chicago’s Lincoln Yards Site
In a major shift for one of Chicago’s most ambitious real estate projects, JDL Development is now negotiating to purchase the entire 53-acre Lincoln Yards
JDL Development Eyes Major Expansion with Potential Lincoln Yards Site Purchase
Chicago’s real estate scene could see another major shakeup: JDL Development is reportedly in discussions to purchase a significant portion of the Lincoln
Renderings Unveiled for New Development at 2501 N. Clark
Renderings have been unveiled for a new mixed-use development at 2501 N. Clark.
Charlie Trotter’s Set to Reopen This Year, Son Confirms
Great news for our friends in The Armitage Quarter! Charlie Trotter’s, the renowned Chicago restaurant that closed in 2012 following the passing of its
Sterling Bay’s 1840 N. Marcey Project Narrowly Avoids City Council Rejection
After the Committee on Zoning rejected Sterling Bay’s proposed 615-unit, two-tower development at 1840 N.
Foxtrot is reopening stores, but not on Southport Avenue
City liquor license applications reveal that new ownership plans to reopen four Foxtrot locations in Chicago. These locations are at 1722 W.