The Austin firm is buying a defunct Atrium office campus days after closing a $90M deal for Stickney's bankrupt Hawthorne Race Course.

A parcel empty since at least 2007 will get a $600,000 building with EV-ready parking and a rooftop deck.

Four development teams will build 62 two- and three-flats in West Englewood and South Chicago under the city's Missing Middle program.

Joseph Panfil sold his two-decade-old Racine Street loft office to a rebranded addiction-treatment nonprofit, freeing up cash for a 500,000-square-foot McKinley Park redevelopment.

The Legacy's 11-story build now includes a golf simulator and dog spa, plus 8 units at 60% AMI.

The downtown Oswego project will rebuild 800 feet of road and finally link Harrison Street to Benton Street.

An 1895 frame home at 1517 W. School St. will be razed for luxury condos priced up to $1.675 million, with a garage roof deck to boot.

Laramar Group is planning gym and common-area upgrades at the 656-unit South Michigan Avenue high-rise, now 94% occupied.

Local 556 closed on the 1926 NIPSCO building at 435 Fayette Street, eyeing a 2027 rooftop dining debut steps from a new South Shore rail stop.

CityPads now owns the old Islamic College parking lot, but the 192-unit senior building it was meant for is off the table.

The lot that once housed Over Easy Cafe and Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits is now cleared for a five-story building with 16 family-sized condos.

Krystal Peters moved into Earle Residences weeks ago, calling the century-old school building a gift from her late father, a teacher.

Studio Oakley wants to raze the shuttered Armitage Welding building for a five-story complex with 30 percent below-market units.