A Mesirow-linked buyer now owns the 70-acre Deerfield campus, with Fortune Brands Innovations set to bring up to 1,000 workers by 2027.

A proposed five-story building would retain the site's historic facade, replacing an earlier four-story design near NEIU in North Park.

The tire giant is eyeing a second DeKalb site too, as Pilot operators hope to open a travel stop by year-end on I-88.

A renovation permit clears the way for work to begin converting 212 E. Ohio's upper floors into apartments while the ground-floor restaurant stays put.

Equus acquired Ashford at Geneva, a 226-unit suburban Chicago apartment community, and plans capital improvements.

Krusinski Construction is retrofitting an Elmhurst building into 114 flexible suites, Saltbox's first Midwest location.

DeKalb gave up a chunk of Challenger Drive so a wire manufacturer can grow its plant on Peace Road.

The 83-year-old Trumbull Avenue church shut down after attendance shrank to just 11 people a week.

DLC Management sold the Costco- and Home Depot-anchored center to Nevada's Rhino Investments Group after a decade-long turnaround.

Neighbors say sediment-laden runoff repeatedly affected nearby properties since December as the project stays frozen under a stop-work order.

A red-brick, five-story building with rooftop deck and no parking is set to replace a single-family home near Lincoln Park.

Schiller Park-based Noah Properties bought the vacant 225 W. Superior St. office for $5 million, joining a wave of River North conversions.

Built by the son of the woman falsely blamed for the Great Chicago Fire, the Garfield Boulevard mansion now sits in demolition court.