The neighborhood has been a bright spot for new office construction, though Chicago is still lagging compared to previous ...
Sterling Bay, the developer behind dozens of projects in Chicago, launched a last-ditch effort earlier this month to secure ...
The proposed 434-foot-tall building just north of Google's Fulton Market headquarters aims to include 573 apartments.
The developer’s controversial plan for 1840 North Marcey Street has been moved onto an untested track toward Chicago City ...
A venture led by ex-NBA owner Robert Sarver bought the building at 600 W. Chicago Ave. from Sterling Bay, one of the most ...
What’s at stake in the move by developer Sterling Bay is the question of whether new affordable housing, which is sometimes opposed by its future neighbors, should get a ticket to bypass that ...
Robert Sarver bought the former Groupon headquarters at 600 West Chicago, a historic Montgomery Ward warehouse.
A rendering of Sterling Bay’s Marcey Street project in Lincoln Park. Provided Share A large number of housing advocates at a Wednesday night community meeting in Lincoln Park voiced their suppor ...
Edgewood paid $88.7M for the 600 W. Chicago Ave. property, a massive discount from the $510M former owner Sterling Bay paid ...
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