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.
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Foundry Park breaks ground along Chicago’s North Branch, bringing plans for 3,700-plus homes, riverfront parks, retail and a 606 Trail extension.
A major transformation of the former Lincoln Yards site is moving forward — and it could eventually bring the popular 606 Trail much closer to Southport.
The massive Foundry Park redevelopment on Chicago’s North Side took a major step forward this week after the Chicago Community Development Commission
Chicago’s City Council has officially approved plans for Foundry Park, a major mixed-use redevelopment set to transform the northern portion of the former
Southport Avenue serves as a central axis for the newly approved Foundry Park development, a large-scale project on the north side of Chicago that will
After years of stalled development at the Lincoln Yards site, a major redevelopment effort is taking shape on both the northern and southern ends of the
Foundry Park is now designed with Southport Avenue transformed into the development’s dynamic central spine—a true focal point for activity and connection.
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
Chicago’s real estate scene could see another major shakeup: JDL Development is reportedly in discussions to purchase a significant portion of the Lincoln
After the Committee on Zoning rejected Sterling Bay’s proposed 615-unit, two-tower development at 1840 N.
Sterling Bay’s Lincoln Yards, located just north of downtown Chicago, was greenlit in 2019 with the ambitious goal of developing 14.5 million square feet of
Two potential investors are eyeing the opportunity to provide funding for the ambitious Lincoln Yards project near Goose Island.