Tag: Real Estate

Chicago has officially been ranked as one of the most expensive cities in the world

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Lakeview Landing Breaks Ground at 835 W. Addison, Featuring 37 Affordable Residential Units

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Foxtrot Founder Mike LaVitola Eyes Brand Revival

Working on Deals with Landlords to Reopen Stores in Chicago, Texas, Sources Say

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Foxtrot space on Southport Avenue is already for lease

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Mixed-Use Redevelopment Featuring Residential Tower Unveiled for Clybourn Corridor

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Foxtrot abruptly closes all stores including Southport

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Fresh updates on the redevelopment plans set to replace the Ann Sather and Belmont Army Lakeview site

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Zoning Board of Appeals Greenlights Variation for 3310 N. Lincoln Mixed-Use Development

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Full Building Permit Granted for 3262 N. Clark; Demolition of Three-Story Brick Building Paves Path for New Project

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Partial Funds Designated for Redevelopment Initiative at 3150 N. Racine Avenue

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The defeat of Bring Chicago Home represents a significant setback for the mayor

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Apartments to replace Burger King at Clark and Irving Park

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