CHA picked POAH to rehabilitate the 126‑unit Loomis Courts in a roughly $45M mixed‑finance project that aims to modernize units while keeping rents affordable. Residents who left as early as 2020 will get return priority.

IMC is expanding its office at Willis Tower, marking its second sizable expansion there in under four years. The move adds to leasing momentum at the tower.

A 28‑story, 340‑unit apartment tower is proposed for 1415 N. Dayton St. in Lincoln Park, including 68 affordable units and an expected 2028 move‑in.

601W and David Werner bought the 1.4M‑sq‑ft Loop tower at 175 W. Jackson for about $41M, a steep discount to Brookfield’s 2018 price; Northwind financing will back leasing work.

Artisan Capital Group paid about $31.4M for the 200‑unit Arrowhead Apartments in Palatine, pledging upgrades while preserving 40 HUD‑subsidized units.

Glenstar and Patrick Halloran have launched a $30M overhaul of 200 S. Wacker Drive, adding amenities and 52,000 sq ft of turnkey suites to attract tenants. The move tests whether repositioning can raise rents in a split downtown market.

Developer Boris Predovich pitched "Arya," a 15.5‑acre mixed‑use plan for 159th Street that would add condos, duplexes and roughly 30,000 sq ft of storefronts to Homer Glen.

DPD issued an RFP to redevelop a CTA‑owned 2.5‑acre parcel at 12 E. 95th St., opening the door to new housing and street‑level retail as transit projects move forward.

Updated plans would push a tower at 1338 W Lake to 33 stories with 321 units; the Plan Commission will review the package as demolition wraps up at the Hindman site.

The Indian Prairie board approved nearly $26M in bids for Neuqua Valley High — part of a $96M modernization funded by last fall’s referendum. Work will add classrooms, security upgrades and a new turf field.

A foundation permit issued Friday clears Loyola to move from demolition to foundation work for a six‑story nursing and science building at the former Campion Hall site in Rogers Park.

A Yorkville planning panel voted down rezoning for a proposed data‑center campus, sending the contentious plan to City Council where a supermajority will be required.

The seven-story Aberdeen Crossing in West Town has its exterior mostly wrapped; ground-floor retail is being marketed for April.