A fire-gutted Pulaski Road building from 1876 is finally being replaced after a nearly two-year permit wait.

The 99-year-old Avalon Regal could land city cash for masonry repairs, part of a $666,400 landmark grant package.

NewStreet snapped up 1165 N. Clark St. for less than $100 a square foot, planning its first office-to-apartment conversion above a CVS.

Jonathan Gordon's Neighborhood Hotel surrendered the historic 801 West Madison Street bank building after a $53.1 million plan stalled for years.

A four-bedroom penthouse at One Fulton Bond could become Fulton Market's priciest home ever sold, even though the tower won't be finished until 2029.

Derenda Bradley was approved to purchase her Roseland home the same week she marked one year since adopting her grandchildren.

The West Loop developer finally closed on 850 W. Washington after CitizenM and Tishman Speyer both walked away.

The net-zero Aurora subdivision will grow to 17 homes by 2028, with families earning up to 80% of area median income eligible to buy in.

DTG Investments plans exterior upgrades at two Washington Street properties, including new doors and windows at 8 W. Washington St. and siding work at 12 W. Washington St.

Neil Piggush wants to turn three South Indiana Avenue properties into a hotel, bar and banquet hall. The city extended him a pre-development loan of up to $800,000 to get started.

A Beverly Shores homeowner rode out a days-long power outage on stored solar energy while her electric bill sat at just $37.

Demolition is planned at 3909 N. Ashland Ave. after the site's unit count doubled from an earlier four-flat plan filed in 2024.

A 130-year-old Fletcher Street multi-unit is coming down after a developer paid $1.15 million for the land near the Belmont CTA stop.