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A gantlet of zoning restrictions and community opposition has stymied redevelopment of western Washington Avenue, putting developers and residents at odds.
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CBRE's Jeff Welch and Aaron Kulick break down the reasons why Chicago's data center market continues to grow.
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Gregg Singer purchased the old P.S. 64 building in the East Village in 1998, and still hasn't been able to do anything with it.
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Cedar Street has been busy closer to the downtown core.
A proposed 12-story addition next to an 1890's-era building would bring a restaurant, up to 200 hotel rooms and 65 apartments.
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The deal on the legislation was reached earlier this week.
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Demand for single-tenant net lease properties stayed strong last year, even as the number of properties on the market declined, according to The Boulder Group.
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East End District and developers are focused on transforming Houston's East End into a residential and commercial hub.
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For years, Councilmember Cindy Bass has kept two Germantown buildings under the control of developers who haven't proven they can pull off renovations.
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Architecture and engineering firm discusses challenges and opportunities of major adaptive reuse project of Chicago landmark aquarium building.
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