Crain's Chicago Business

The city of Chicago has missed a deadline to approve a pending parking fee ordinance that would have helped the city qualify for $153 million in federal grant money.

Developers in Chicago are hoping to reuse an old lamp factory building by transforming it into a green merchandise mart.

A record-setting amount of apartments in Chicago were converted into condominiums in 2005, and Mayor Richard Daley has formed a task force to limit the trend which is rapidly diminishing affordable housing in the city.

After over a century of being cut off from Lake Michigan, the southeast side is gearing up for the newest, largest development project in years in the sleepy, working-class neighborhood of South Chicago.

A zoning rewrite will impose tougher restrictions on downtown parking in Chicago.

Residence hall blends modernity, ammenities, site appropriateness at the Illinois Institute of Technology

If affordable housing is the goal, get rid of inclusionary zoning requirements.

Nearly 3% of Chicago's land is designated as tax-increment financing (TIF) districts. Now, four years later, has it worked?

Chicago reveals the first draft of their plan for Chicago's core -- the city is to become the greenest city in the U.S.

A Chicago marketing executive plans to build 80 residential "homes" in a 40-story high rise -- doggie corridors and all.

Michael Suhadolnik fills a void by building low-cost, energy effiencient housing with New Urbanism style.

Despite protests from building owners, the Chicago City Council designated a portion of South Michigan Avenue a landmark district.

A lawsuit alleges that McHenry County, Illinois imposed illegal school impact fees on homebuilders for over ten years.

A Palatine, Illinois developer finds that the transit based development model can be easily replicated along the Metra tracks.