Tag: Real Estate

Chicago Plan Commission Signs Off on New Mixed-Use Project at 3611 N. Halsted

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Luxury Gay Hotel Proposed for Northalsted at Former DS Tequila Site

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City Council Gives Final Approval to 99-Unit Residential Development at 3233 N. Sheffield

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City Council Greenlights Huge Foundry Park Project Along Southport Avenue

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Lincoln Yards’ Reset Takes Root Along Southport Avenue

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5-Story Apartment Building Approved For Former Stage 773 Site

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Southport Avenue Will Serve as the Epicenter of Foundry Park

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92-Unit Apartment Building Proposed Near Wrigley Field as Developers Target Lakeview’s Rental Demand

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Plans for New Mixed‑Use Development at 1215 West Belmont Avenue

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Long‑time UPS Store at 3501 N. Southport Avenue to Relocate After 20 Years

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Longtime UPS Store on Southport Now Marketed for Lease; Store Moving to 3302 N. Lincoln Avenue Fall 2025

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Southport, Bucktown & Armitage Are Booming—But Southport Is in a League of Its Own

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