Chicago's Motor Row Gets Residential Resurgence

Posted by: Brenda Meyer
Thanks to: Brenda Meyer

23 July 2005 - 11:00am

The historic urban area has seen a recent revitalization that planners hope will spark more growth.

"Today, Chicago's Motor Row remains unique. And unlike other cities, where such districts were leveled when dealers exited for the suburbs, Chicago's row is still mostly intact.

It is seeing a resurgence of new residential and commercial development that promises to revitalize the area while maintaining its historic structures and ambience."

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Source: The Chicago Tribune, July 21, 2005

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