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.

4Corners Development just pulled permits to replace a Little Italy parking lot with balcony-clad apartments near the CTA Polk stop.