Chicago’s Southport Corridor in Chicago’s Lakeview Neighborhood. All the latest news of what is happening in and around Lakeview's Southport Corridor neighborhood.
The Southport Corridor will once again transform into one of Chicago’s biggest neighborhood festivals as the 13th Annual Lakeview Taco Fest returns Friday, Aug. 21 through Sunday, Aug. 23, bringing dozens of taco vendors, two live music stages and family-friendly entertainment to Lakeview.
A new mixed-use development is moving forward at the northwest corner of Southport Avenue and Addison Street, replacing the former Fifth Third Bank property with retail space and apartments in the heart of Chicago’s Southport Corridor, and we now have the first set of renderings along with retail space information.
After months of anticipation, the Savannah Bananas are bringing Banana Ball to Wrigley Field this Friday through Sunday, transforming the Friendly Confines into one of the wildest sporting events Chicago has ever hosted.
A demolition permit has been issued for the former Ann Sather restaurant building at 917 W. Belmont Avenue, clearing the way for the second phase of a mixed-use development near the Belmont CTA station.
If you’ve walked into an open house in Lakeview or Lincoln Park lately and found dozens of pairs of shoes lined up by the front door, you’ve already seen the story of Chicago’s housing market.
After months of anticipation, Colectivo Coffee is officially set to open its newest Chicago café on Wednesday, July 8, bringing one of the Midwest’s most recognizable coffee brands to the heart of the Southport Corridor.
Chicago’s Southport Corridor continues to attract high-end national retailers, with luxury custom rug company Ernesta set to open its first Chicago showroom at 3530 N. Southport Avenue, former home to Claire’s.
Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke is responding after a Block Club Chicago investigation raised questions about how two men accused of repeatedly assaulting people across Chicago’s North Side were allegedly able to continue offending for years.
The investigation ignited widespread public reaction, with thousands signing a petition demanding answers from law enforcement and prosecutors about how the cases were handled and why earlier reports did not stop additional alleged assaults.