A six-story mixed-income project has a zoning filing for 3400 W. Ogden in North Lawndale, proposing 59 units (48 affordable) and nearly 9,000 sq ft of retail.

IWG says it will add 12 new coworking locations across Illinois after a year of record openings, pushing beyond Chicago into central cities including Peoria. The move follows heavy recent network growth by the firm.

An Austin investor bought SoNo East, a 324-unit Lincoln Park tower at 840 W. Blackhawk, in a roughly $125 million deal that underlines strong demand for Chicago apartments.

A 19-story, 287-unit tower at 1221 W. Washington topped out in Fulton Market; developers now expect first deliveries in January 2027.

The Gold Coast’s long‑vacant “Phantom Building” at 1447 N. Dearborn is being converted into eight full‑floor luxury condos, with prices running roughly $2.5M–$4.9M. Sales are underway and buyers can pick finishes on large three‑ and four‑bedroom homes.

Pleasant Prairie’s 78‑lot Cedar Ridge is headed into a final review; the second phase would add 42 lots and a new 47th Avenue connection. Early sales have pushed the project close to buildout.

A $225M pledge from the St. George Foundation would fund a new four‑story cancer center at Northwestern Medicine’s Orland Park campus, state filings show.

A civil suit threatens to derail a $184M plan to convert the Clark Adams Building in the Loop, putting TIF money and landmarking at risk.

The Chicago Plan Commission will review Amazon’s proposal for a roughly 235,000‑sq‑ft delivery station that the company says would hire about 200 people at $21.50 an hour and begin deliveries in late 2027.

Empery Digital is investing $65 million to convert a Midwest industrial site into a 150–300 MW AI data center under a partnership with Hunt Properties.

A 348-unit, Passive House–inspired complex called Garden Station won zoning reapprovals and is set for a July 13 vote by Villa Park trustees. The developer says lender issues were resolved and the project aims for net-zero performance.

Beacon Capital has listed the Mies‑designed AMA Plaza at 330 N. Wabash for sale amid foreclosure filings, receivership motions and a steep appraisal drop.

A new 180,900-sf speculative industrial building at 4002 S. Princeton Ave is complete, adding flexible warehouse and manufacturing capacity to Chicago’s Stockyards.