Google's Expansion in Chicago Begins with Thompson Center Overhaul, Sparking Preservation Concerns
The Thompson Center demolition permit has been approved, marking a crucial step in Google's plan to remodel the iconic Chicago building. As preservationists express concern over the potential loss of the structure's historic integrity, some are calling for transparency and cooperation in the redevelopment process.
Former Chicago Deputy Mayor Samir Mayekar Appointed as Managing Director of University of Chicago's Polsky Center
Former Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Samir Mayekar has been named Managing Director of the University of Chicago's Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, bringing his entrepreneurial, government, and academic experiences to foster collaboration and drive innovation.
Hyde Park and Avondale Crowned Among World's Coolest Neighborhoods in Time Out's Global Ranking
Hyde Park and Avondale, two Chicago neighborhoods, bring global recognition to the city as they rank among the coolest in the world, highlighting the diverse attractions and rich culture these areas have to offer.
Chicago's Lincoln Park Residents Divided Over Sterling Bay's High-Rise Plan Near Lincoln Yards
As Sterling Bay searches for a financial partner to help revitalize the stalled Lincoln Yards development, the firm has proposed two new apartment buildings totaling 609 units in the nearby Lincoln Park area. However, neighbors are divided over the potential impacts of these buildings on the community.
Chicago Rental Prices Dip Slightly, Bringing Momentary Relief to Tenants Amid Soaring Living Costs
As the cost of living in Chicago continues to rise, some tenants in the metropolitan area may find relief as a recently published report shows rental prices in the city experiencing a slight decrease.
Chicago Real Estate Developers Guilty in Multi-Million Dollar Embezzlement Scandal at Washington Federal Bank
Two real estate developers have been convicted for their part in a conspiracy that embezzled millions from the now-defunct Washington Federal Bank for Savings in Chicago, adding to the growing list of individuals facing justice for their roles in the financial debacle.