Brian J. Rogal

A group of affordable housing advocates have occupied all week the planned site of a luxury apartment tower in Uptown.

Empire Realty Partners Trust has sold Glen Oaks Commons, a 504-unit apartment community in Des Plaines.

Developer Trammell Crow Co. paid about $77 million for a pair of sites just west of Google’s Fulton Market complex, county records show

Development is finally underway in the Six Corners area near Chicago’s Portage Park neighborhood, bringing sighs of relief from residents.

Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants to sell off an abandoned industrial site best known as a backdrop for the 2014 “Transformers" movie.

A New York City-based investor snapped up another Chicago property, this time across the street from the future Obama Presidential Center.

Sterling Bay is set to begin construction of Chicago’s first mass timber building, a nine-story, apartment tower in Lincoln Park.

Jonathan Rose Companies acquires Englewood Gardens and plans to preserve it all as affordable housing.

More than two years into a crisis that sent lodging revenues plummeting, Lollapalooza is filling Chicago hotel rooms.

Google will be moving into the James R. Thompson Center in Chicago's Loop in a revamped deal of the state's sale of the Helmut Jahn-designed building to a developer.

Anyone looking at the tourists thronging downtown might think the pandemic crisis is past. But one thing is missing: office workers.

The Chicago Plan Commission approved Thursday a $150 million plan to renovate a landmark Uptown school building into apartments

Apparel company Club Colors agreed to lease 52,000 square feet and establish its national headquarters in Bell Works Chicagoland.

Wells Fargo Bank took control of the JW Marriott Chicago hotel with a bid of nearly $251 million during a foreclosure auction.

Landlords increasingly rely on law firms to fill new offices or ones emptied out by the pandemic.