North Village replaces a former craft brewery site near the A Line — and it's just one of four major projects reshaping Downtown Arcadia.

Westside Neighborhood School traded two cramped rented buildings for a five-acre campus with a black box theater and golf simulator.

Amazon plans to let its lease lapse at 428 Westlake Ave. N. next year, even as Anthropic and Apple grow nearby.

Hines wants to light up a clock tower and fill 11 empty storefronts near Paseo de San Antonio.

The South Haven property includes a main house and a guest house.

Equality Charter School now owns its three-story, 60,000-square-foot Bartholdi Street campus, backed by $67.8 million in municipal bonds.

Brooklyn rents just hit an all-time high of $4,368, too, as city comptroller Mark D. Levine sounds the alarm on vanishing inventory.

A 10-story South Loop building lost its main tenant to structural decay, and now its owner faces personal liability on a $17.5 million loan.

Eight new units are planned near the Garfield Green Line after 17-day permits — with five or six empty lots still waiting across the street.

A vacant Fontana lot is becoming 106 income-restricted apartments, backed by $4 million in federal funds Rep. Norma Torres secured for the site.

141 Willoughby Street never landed a single office tenant. Now it's getting a $208 million makeover into homes and shops.

Evanston's Preservation Commission unanimously gave its endorsement to Celadon's plan to bring the lakefront mansion back to life, complete with a wedding venue and ice cream parlor.

City officials say the shift won't cut overall HOME funding, but it would end direct down-payment help for some first-time buyers.