Laramar Group is planning gym and common-area upgrades at the 656-unit South Michigan Avenue high-rise, now 94% occupied.

Local 556 closed on the 1926 NIPSCO building at 435 Fayette Street, eyeing a 2027 rooftop dining debut steps from a new South Shore rail stop.

CityPads now owns the old Islamic College parking lot, but the 192-unit senior building it was meant for is off the table.

The lot that once housed Over Easy Cafe and Bang Bang Pie & Biscuits is now cleared for a five-story building with 16 family-sized condos.

Krystal Peters moved into Earle Residences weeks ago, calling the century-old school building a gift from her late father, a teacher.

Studio Oakley wants to raze the shuttered Armitage Welding building for a five-story complex with 30 percent below-market units.

Vandalism is worsening at the vacant Hirsch Street school as The Community Builders races to fund 42 more apartments for teachers.

Valdir Barion is offloading one of two planned apartment buildings on Northwest Highway, but a buyer can't change the design.

Zoning board sign-off lets LG Group start permitting a green brick mid-rise near the CTA Morgan stop, with construction slated for late 2026.

Method Construction can now build straight through to completion on the transit-oriented project near the Aragon Ballroom.

The 4852 N Sawyer Ave project sits next to a Cherubim & Seraphim Movement Church whose fate is still unclear.

After 12 empty years, the old SRO on Milwaukee Avenue could become 30 apartments with zero parking spots.

A century-old house near the Diversey CTA stop sold for $1.3 million before its teardown permit cleared in weeks.