The 1890 home at 1257 W. Fry St. is gone, replaced by plans for four condos with private roof decks and rear parking.

The $13.5 billion payroll software firm would join Stripe, Ripple and Databricks in a growing West Coast tech push into the Loop.

Panoptic Group's own West Town headquarters neighbor is about to be razed for a five-story building with nine apartments and retail.

Fairbourne Properties beat out competing lenders to buy the 722,000-square-foot Skokie center, which is 95 percent leased.

Landex Holding paid $750,000 for the Willow Street lot before razing an 1888 residence for a four-unit building with roof decks.

An extended-stay Wyndham hotel could rise near Aurora's new casino, but a semi-truck near-miss has one alderman worried about I-88 merging lanes.

The Austin firm is buying a defunct Atrium office campus days after closing a $90M deal for Stickney's bankrupt Hawthorne Race Course.

A parcel empty since at least 2007 will get a $600,000 building with EV-ready parking and a rooftop deck.

Four development teams will build 62 two- and three-flats in West Englewood and South Chicago under the city's Missing Middle program.

Joseph Panfil sold his two-decade-old Racine Street loft office to a rebranded addiction-treatment nonprofit, freeing up cash for a 500,000-square-foot McKinley Park redevelopment.

The Legacy's 11-story build now includes a golf simulator and dog spa, plus 8 units at 60% AMI.

The downtown Oswego project will rebuild 800 feet of road and finally link Harrison Street to Benton Street.

An 1895 frame home at 1517 W. School St. will be razed for luxury condos priced up to $1.675 million, with a garage roof deck to boot.