Are Small Businesses on Southport Avenue Becoming a Thing of the Past?
Southport Corridor in 2014 From independent boutiques and neighborhood institutions to national retail brands, Chicago’s Southport Corridor has changed
Retailers Can’t Get Enough of Armitage and Southport
Armitage Avenue and Southport Corridor are proving once again why they remain two of Chicago’s hottest neighborhood shopping destinations.
Southport, Bucktown & Armitage Are Booming—But Southport Is in a League of Its Own
While downtown Chicago and the Magnificent Mile continue to struggle with high vacancies and shifting consumer patterns , the city’s neighborhood retail
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
Hotel Chocolate under construction; now hiring for Southport Avenue
Hotel Chocolat, the popular British chocolatier and cocoa grower, is now under construction at 3334 N. Southport Avenue, the former space of FoxTrot.
Crain’s: Chicago shopping strips on Southport, Armitage and Damen recover from 2020
The shopping corridors on Armitage, Southport and Damen avenues bounced back last year after 2020 doldrums, according to a new analysis from Stone Real
Damen, Armitage and Southport are changing. Can their quirky vibes be maintained?
Article from The Chicago Tribune, 2017
Steingold’s Expanding; Southport has been “a beacon of light” during COVID compared to Armitage and Damen Avenues
Aaron Steingold says his deli on Southport Avenue is doing 2.5 times more orders per month than it did in its previous location.