Brian J. Rogal is a lifelong Chicagoan if you count a childhood spent in the suburbs. The Bucktown resident is a graduate of DePaul University and then spent several years as an investigative reporter with The Chicago Reporter, mostly writing about the CHA’s transformation. He has covered commercial real estate full-time since 2013.
“The uncertainty is worrying builders,” said Molly McShane, CEO of The McShane Cos., a national real estate and development firm. “People understand deals won’t move forward if prices change four...
The project, which still needs to win city approval, would be the first new skyscraper built in years on the Magnificent Mile, and could provide a much-needed shot in the...
The Chicago Plan Commission approved on Thursday a proposal by developer Related Midwest to build a 22,000-seat soccer stadium for the Chicago Fire on The 78, the mega-development site just...
The 285,000-square-foot riverfront tower at 1229 W. Concord Place, meant to be the centerpiece of a vibrant life sciences complex, sits empty on the southern end of the mostly vacant...
The study by Anderson Economic Group LLC estimates Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives brought $1.4 billion to the Far South Side between 2009 and 2023, including $693 million to Pullman.