A bank’s seizure from developer Sterling Bay of half the 55 acres to be developed as Lincoln Yards should be a wake-up call.

CEO Andy Gloor called the land surrender “an unfortunate pause” in a letter to investors but said they “remain committed" to ...

The former Carlo Lorenzetti’s restaurant in Chicago Heights is slated to become a strip mall, according to the city.

Three apartment buildings near Loyola University Chicago have sold to a private investor for $16.1 million. The seller, ...

CHICAGO — Trammell Crow Co. (TCC) has inked leases with three tenants at 400 North Aberdeen within its Fulton Labs campus in Chicago’s Fulton Market neighborhood. The leases total approximately 40,000 ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- There was a large police presence outside a South Side building after a police pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended there on Tuesday evening. Chopper 7 followed a white Jeep Grand ...

According to the Chicago Sun Times, the alleged murderer is expected to be extradited to Illinois by the end of the week. Koteski was the father to a young son and was an active member of his ...

Even though Chicago chefs have worked wonders to change what the world thinks of its culinary offerings, Chicago’s steakhouses still thrive — they’re even featured in Eater’s Guide to Chicago.

is seeking approval from the Chicago City Council for a plan to convert the building’s vacant office space into 214 residential units, according to a zoning application. Did a city rezoning ...

CRESTWOOD, Ill. — The CEO and president of a trucking company was found murdered inside a burning building in Crestwood. According to police, authorities responded last Wednesday to a call of ...

In February, the city issued a building permit, and “we’re working on getting the rest of the money we need so we can start construction soon,” he said. When it opens, the Chicago market ...

The husband of a woman found dead in a South Loop condo building last fall was arrested ... according to a Chicago police report. At his first court appearance on Saturday, a judge ordered him ...