David Roeder

Diversified Partners CEO Walt Brown Jr. said everything from the flags to the clubhouse has got to go, as a prospective buyer emerges that could push forward an industrial project.

For the northern part, developer Jim Letchinger hopes the city will back his plan for a residential mix, while the southern part expects a buyer who is "in no hurry."

Noah Properties intends to start demolishing the iconic restaurant in January, but still needs a village agreement for a public subsidy.

Compensation for Matt Moog rose as the company slashed jobs at the Chicago Sun-Times and at WBEZ.

Chicago officials have asked Cook County Circuit Court Judge Leonard Murray to order that the mall be emptied, citing hazards that include flooding, exposed wiring and a threat of sinkholes.

Chicago officials have asked Cook County Circuit Court Judge Leonard Murray to close the mall, citing hazards that include flooding, exposed wiring and a threat of sinkholes.

Once a middle-market magnet, the suburban mall is due to be replaced, but the future of its Kohl's is unclear.

The decision by Cook County Circuit Judge Leonard Murray follows city complaints that the property's poor condition poses an “imminent danger.”

Amid worry about displacement, residents and business owners note that the project is just one of several that could bring about change.

The project on the old Lincoln Yards site is expected to create more than 3,000 homes, drawing activity from Lincoln Park and Bucktown.