Six pickleball courts, duckpin bowling and padel are headed near the old Charlestowne Mall site, with filet dinners on the side.

The custom-built school at 161 W. 9th St. has a rooftop park and 9,000-square-foot gym — and now a new owner.

The 43-acre framework splits 16 former Cabrini-Green sites into four zones, with zoning requests starting in 2027.

Three existing homes on N. Ashland will come down for a five-story building with five affordable units and a rooftop deck.

A long-empty Uptown lot near Montrose will soon hold eight condos, after developers upsized the project from six units.

Main Street Development Partners steps in after Downtown Development Group backed out in July. Four buildings and a public plaza are planned.

Kasper Development is replacing a 1916 Addison Street two-flat with a three-story building after paying $965,000 for the lot.

A long-empty Richmond Street lot near Douglass Park is finally getting a three-unit building, part of a North Lawndale building boom.

If approved, Cullinan Properties' proposal would keep Kohl's standing while potentially demolishing most of the enclosed mall by fall 2027.

Leyden Senior Apartments welcomed its first residents near a Metra stop and Jewel-Osco, with a senior center opening next.

The nearly 2-acre St. Vincent de Paul Center site near Oz Park could set up a major redevelopment, CoStar reports. A broker is already marketing it.

Two commissioners said the project is not a priority, but Braidwood's Main Street project now has a construction crew and a June 2027 deadline.

Developers point to a 350-person waiting list at Fox Hill as proof Yorkville needs more senior housing.