Abby Miller

The campaign's mission is to build 2,000 homes across the South and West sides to help combat decades of disinvestment.

The nonprofit Friends of Pullman National Historical Park spent nearly seven months stabilizing the hall to prevent it from collapsing, while also restoring the space.

The naming rights deal is a first for McDonald's, whose name has never appeared on a major professional sports team stadium in the U.S.

Emanuel Congregation will no longer have a horseshoe-shaped building along the lakefront, after congregants shared concerns about security, traffic and density. But the new design could be changed again.

USA Roofing Supply owner Luis Castro cut the ribbon on his fourth residential development, which was also the 2,500th completed home acquired through the Cook County Land Bank Authority.

The loss of Zillow's Chicago-area listings makes a behind-the-scenes real estate fight public. And it could hinder consumers in their search to buy a home.

Two separate development proposals would bring a mix of apartments, condos and townhomes to Avondale and McKinley Park.

Rebuild Chicago 2.0 is an expansion of the city's Rebuild program that targets abandoned homes so they can take on a second life.

Thousands of property listings are back on Zillow's website, after Lisle-based Midwest Real Estate Data cut off the company's access to its listing data feed.

The House of the Good Shepherd will be torn down ahead of the Cubs proposal to expand its Camry Lot, which still needs city approvals.