A Devon Avenue commercial building could become a five-story building with studios, one-bedrooms and balconies.

Vinayaka Hospitality is set to buy the 520-room Wade Hotel, which sold for $242,000 per room in 2012.

A century-old Avondale house is gone for good, replaced by a $750,000 three-flat plan with a rooftop deck and trellis.

The Fulton Market high-rise loses height and units but gains a pocket park — and stays on track for a 2030 opening.

A century-old timber office building at 401 W. Ontario is officially becoming River North's newest apartment address, with no car parking required.

TLC Management's latest suburban buy came in nearly double the county's assessed value for the 240-unit complex.

Neighbors near Wagner Road and Oak Hill Road say U.S. 20 is already dangerous, as Porter weighs a 25-acre agri-tourism plan.

One plan would bring 48 apartments and a food hall to the shuttered Fiske building; another skips public funding entirely.

Half the Humboldt Park and Logan Square units stay capped at 50% of area median income, with 27 reserved even lower.

Each new house on North Oakley Avenue carries a $721,350 construction price tag, with rooftop decks planned atop the garages.

The five-story project near The 606 trail will set aside five apartments as affordable housing.

Foundation work is done and brick is climbing the walls at a 40-unit Edgewater project, with a matching building next door still to come.

Arbor Lodging is keeping the 295-room hotel but shopping 102 acres of fairways for redevelopment, with 47 acres already flagged as buildable.