Urban renewal land on the south edge of the Old Town Historic District, a prime potential high-rise apartment site in the early 1970s, is again in the crosshairs of developers.

A traffic plan for North & LaSalle is getting pushback. One resident says the plan will make traffic worse, is the latest in developer overreach, and is an affront to the history of Old Town.

Chicago home buyers soon may have a chance to lock in an affordable mortgage at 6 percent – or even the upper-5 percent bracket.

When I learned Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay was opening his first restaurant in St. Louis, I had to make the trip.

Real estate brokers in Chicago and across the nation are scrambling to decipher a new playbook for earning brokerage commissions, following a multi-million-dollar settlement.

Second of two articles looking back on Chicago newspapers in 1968.

The Loop surpassed the downtowns of 53 other cities in a new report that Chicago Loop Alliance says confirms the Loop is ‘the most significant and vital of Chicago’s neighborhoods.’

They are like no other cohort, all raised in the iPhone age. They know everything and nothing because they’ve largely relied on their phones for information, or at least what passes for information.

A commercial broiler oven that ignited food remains and grease was the cause of a fire at a River North restaurant in April that injured a Chicago firefighter.

A year that has lived in infamy and reshaped the history of the City of Chicago. First of two articles looking back on Chicago newspapers in 1968.