Chicago Has an Underground City Most People Barely Use. Fall Might Be the Best Time to Explore It.CHICAGO— Walk through the Loop on a normal weekday and there is an entire layer of the city you may barely notice.Below sidewalks, through building concourses and across enclosed bridges is the ...
57 Apartments and Zero Parking: A New River North Conversion Bets on Car-Free Living
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Humboldt Park Leads Chicagoland’s Hottest Neighborhoods of 2026: 5 Areas Buyers Are WatchingCHICAGO— Some of Chicagoland’s strongest buyer interest in 2026 is showing up outside the neighborhoods that usually dominate conversations about the city’s housing market.A new analysis of Chicago-area ...
Google’s Thompson Center Transformation Gets a New Look: Inside the 17-Story Atrium, Public Plaza and New Sculpture
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1901 Project Moves Planned Rooftop Park to Ground Level Near United Center
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The Best Week to Buy a Home in Chicagoland Is Almost Here: What Buyers Should Do Now
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The Grove at Bloomingdale Takes a Major Step Forward: What’s New at the $375 Million Stratford Square RedevelopmentBLOOMINGDALE— The transformation of the former Stratford Square Mall is starting to look less like a redevelopment plan and more like a new town center taking shape.The Village of ...
The Cory Tanzer Group Ranks No. 1 in University Village & University Commons With 40+ Sales in 2026
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The Cory Tanzer Group Ranks Top 5 in Cook County With 135+ Sales and $52M+ in 2026
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Open House Chicago 2026 Adds 20 New Sites: What to Know About This Year’s Architecture FestivalCHICAGO— One of the best weekends of the year for seeing inside Chicago's most interesting buildings is getting even bigger.Open House Chicago returns October 17-18, 2026, with more than 200 ...
Downtown Chicago’s Office-to-Apartment Transformation Has Officially Begun: Inside The BellwetherCHICAGO— Downtown Chicago's plan to turn underused office buildings into housing has reached a major milestone.On September 9, 2026, city officials and developers celebrated the opening of The ...
Foundry Park Moves Toward November Groundbreaking Along the Chicago RiverCHICAGO— One of the largest stalled development sites on Chicago's North Side is moving closer to construction.Foundry Park, the $3 billion redevelopment planned for the former A. Finkl & Sons steel mill property ...
Own a Chicago Condo? 5 Major Lending Rule Changes Buyers, Sellers and HOA Boards Need to Know
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RiverWard Expansion Approved: 14 More Townhomes and Longer Riverwalk Planned Along Chicago RiverCHICAGO— The RiverWard development along the North Branch of the Chicago River is getting bigger.The Chicago Plan Commission has approved an expanded second phase of the townhome community at ...
New White Sox Stadium Plan Revealed for South Loop’s ‘Railyards’ DevelopmentSOUTH LOOP— A new vision for the future of the Chicago White Sox could transform nearly 48 acres along the South Branch of the Chicago River.Canal Edge, a company connected to White Sox minority owner Justin Ishbia, ...
Gold Coast’s 7 W Elm Secures $162.8M Construction Loan Ahead of GroundbreakingGOLD COAST—A long-planned apartment tower at State and Elm has reached one of its most important milestones yet.The mixed-use development at 7 W. Elm St. has secured approximately $162.8 million in construction ...
More Out-of-Towners Are Searching for Chicago Rentals: Is a New Relocation Wave Coming?
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How Much Do Homes Cost in Chicago? August 2026 Prices by NeighborhoodThe Chicago housing market in August 2026 shows strong price growth across most community areas, with detached single-family homes in neighborhoods like Bridgeport and Lower West Side leading gains. If you're trying to figure ...
Chicago’s Fall Housing Market Has Begun: Should Buyers Expect Better Deals This September?
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What Does a House Cost in Chicago’s North and Northwest Suburbs? August 2026 PricesNorthwest Chicago suburbs home prices vary significantly across communities, with August 2026 data showing averages that range from $431,250 in Des Plaines all the way up to $720,000 in Park Ridge. Whether you ...
