A building with 10 affordable units and 52 bike spots is set to replace two three-story buildings, a vacant lot and a parking lot in River West.

Chicago City Council cleared the way for an 11-story building near the Thorndale Red Line stop, all 90 units income-restricted.

The 4930 Oakton Street project has sat unfinished since 2023, but a Chicago developer behind Highpoint at 8000 North is now the village's top pick.

A 4-3 vote opposes the Summit Street coffee stand, with further city review still to come.

The 52-unit mid-rise will replace a surface lot a block from Union Station, with site prep expected to start soon.

City leaders cut the ribbon on a $46 million affordable complex at 47th and Justine, with applications already paused due to demand.

Edwards Realty Co. is betting big on the Loop, buying the 278,000-square-foot mall at a fraction of its past sale prices.

The last Parkside phase near Cabrini-Green debuts 65 affordable homes alongside market-rate units and a second-floor fitness center.

Ryan Serhant's firm just opened two Illinois offices, luring agents who've logged $600 million in Chicagoland sales.

A vacant former animal hospital near the Clark/Division Red Line stop could become 40 apartments with just eight parking spots.

Garfield Ridge will get 183 new homes and a childcare center as the long-vacant site returns to life this month.

A former car junkyard near Grand and Cicero could soon house 36 Austin families, with eight units reserved as affordable.

The Damen Avenue parcel, once home to Miko's Italian Ice, has sat empty since 2021 — now it's getting rooftop decks and a $1.3 million build.