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Hotel Chocolat opens on Southport Avenue Thursday, April 3, 2025

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Dr. Martens could be leaving Southport Avenue

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Colectivo Coffee Southport Corridor Delayed to Late 2025

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Lakeview TOD reduced in scope / size at 925 W. Belmont Avenue

Original Proposal for 925 W. Belmont Avenue
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson keeps a private gift room stocked with luxury items from supporters

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Cubs Introduce ‘The Yard,’ a Backyard-Style Experience in Wrigley Field Bleachers

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Gorjana is set to open on February 7, taking over the space previously occupied by U.S. Apothecary on Southport

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Charlie Trotter’s Set to Reopen This Year, Son Confirms

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Spending time at Starbucks just got pricier as the company rolls back its open-door policy

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Permits Underway for Dinkel’s Lofts at 3327 N. Lincoln

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Hotel Chocolate under construction; now hiring for Southport Avenue

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Sterling Bay’s 1840 N. Marcey Project Narrowly Avoids City Council Rejection

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