Zillow’s Chicago analysis says privately marketed “pocket” listings cluster in majority‑white neighborhoods, prompting a public fight between the MLS, brokerages and state lawmakers.

A proposal might replace Lakeview's Giordano's Pizzeria with a mixed-use structure, while Giordano's honors Derrick Rose with an M-V-Pizza benefiting charity.

Advocate Health has applied to build a nearly $100M comprehensive cancer center at Lutheran General in Park Ridge that would centralize outpatient oncology services. The filing says the center could be operational by the end of 2028.

Chicago’s commercial investment volume rose modestly in 2025, led by a multifamily rebound and steady industrial and retail deals. The market is still far below peak dollars.

A local group linked to Prairie Ridge and Xroads bought Lincolnwood Town Center; village officials say months of planning could lead to mixed-use redevelopment.

Mama Africa’s Marketplace was given a move‑out deadline as overdue taxes and investor interest pile up ahead of the Obama Center.

Transwestern is relocating its Chicago flagship to the penthouse at 123 N. Wacker Drive, taking about 35,000 square feet and consolidating its downtown offices. The move comes as leasing momentum builds at the riverfront tower.

Chicago’s Finance Committee advanced backing for a roughly $25.2M HUD loan, secured by CDBG funds, to try to restart the long-stalled Congress Theater renovation in Logan Square.

A $42.2M plan for a multipurpose athletic and cultural hub at 2905 W. Madison would bring an indoor baseball diamond, studios, classrooms and a rooftop deck to East Garfield Park.

Bellerose Garden Apartments in Glenwood sold for roughly $11.9M after a renovation-driven repositioning led by Real Realty.

An 11‑story tower at 919 W. Fulton Market is set to finish this month, bringing a major headquarters and new retail to the West Loop. The project has secured anchor tenants and construction financing.

Edgewater residents and small-business owners sued the city, asking a Cook County judge to undo a sweeping Broadway rezoning they say was enacted without proper notice or public process.

CRM plans to raze most of Clybourn Place and build the Willow Street District — new shops, plazas and a possible 500‑unit tower as a later phase. The retail pieces are being marketed now while approvals move through city review.