
After years of planning, Sterling Bay broke ground this week on a life sciences center for Chicago’s biotechnology needs.
Continue reading “Lincoln Yards breaks ground on a $5B mega-project that will transform Chicago’s North Side”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.

After years of planning, Sterling Bay broke ground this week on a life sciences center for Chicago’s biotechnology needs.
Continue reading “Lincoln Yards breaks ground on a $5B mega-project that will transform Chicago’s North Side”
A new “ghost” kitchen has opened in Lakeview.
Continue reading “Epic Kitchens Opens 2nd Chicago Location in Lakeview”
“Guthries Tavern, the Lakeview neighborhood bar that brought regulars to tears when it closed nearly 15 months ago, is back open under new management and $500,000 in renovations. The bar was packed on opening weekend with patrons who were delighted and grateful that apparently nothing had changed since they last visited in July of 2020.
Continue reading “Guthries Tavern Reopens, an in depth look around”“The first few months on the job for Mercury Theater Chicago artistic director Christopher Chase Carter have been, in his words, “a reality check.”

Postal delivery delays slammed at congressional field hearing in Chicago

“The Committee on Zoning has approved rezoning for a new mixed-use development at 1754 W. Addison Street in Roscoe Village.
Continue reading “This development is coming to 1754 W. Addison Street”The news of Abercrombie & Fitch has been one of the biggest commenting events on our social media platforms, and one of the highest views on the blog. However, many of you have commented about chain stores taking over and that you would rather shop small. Here’s some of the favorite small businesses on Southport Avenue in Chicago. Which one is your favorite(s)?




































In a Instagram post, M2 says its farewell, says a “retail tobacco shop” is coming to their space.
Article from The Chicago Tribune, 2017