Big Money Already Flowing On Both Sides Of Chicago's Real Estate Transfer Tax Battle
The campaign for public opinion on the real estate transfer tax is heating up as supporters and opponents pump significant money into their outreach plans.
The campaign for public opinion on the real estate transfer tax is heating up as supporters and opponents pump significant money into their outreach plans.
After the onset of the pandemic, zoning approval times swelled to as long as six months.
Plans call for the team to partially demolish Soldier Field and erect a publicly owned stadium with the potential for year-round events.
The city gave the go-ahead on April 29 for JPMorgan to do work on exterior plaza repairs, removing and replacing granite pavers and waterproofing the area.
The Chicago Bears released renderings and a detailed plan for a new $3.2B lakefront stadium accompanied by development of the surrounding area.
Council members retained their oppositional attitude toward the Philadelphia 76ers' plans for a Center City arena during hearings on Tuesday.
CRE players say the Democratic National Convention is an opportunity for Chicago to showcase its innate perks and shift a negative narrative.
More severe weather is expected throughout the week.
Lagfin and R2 Cos. broke ground on 79 W. Monroe, the first LaSalle Street office-to-residential project to get started.
Master-planned communities boast many advantages for homebuyers and communities, including access to highly desirable amenities and a range of housing types.
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