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Whole Foods Coming To Former Family Dollar Store In Logan Square
LOGAN SQUARE — Whole Foods is coming to Logan Square. A Whole Foods Market is coming to the former Family Dollar at 2280 N. Milwaukee Ave., which closed in 2023 and has been vacant since. The popular high-end grocery store is in development at the site, a company spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The spokesperson did not have additional details to share.
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$310M Foreclosure Suit Hits Well-Leased West Loop Tower at 540 W. Madison
A West Loop landlord is staring down a $310 million foreclosure lawsuit, and the building at the center of it is no ghost tower. The office property at 540 W. Madison St. is described as well-leased, which makes the legal trouble a sharper jolt for a neighborhood that has been Chicago's office-market bright spot.
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Savills Arranges Year Up United Headquarters Lease, Expansion to Other Cities
Savills advised Year Up United on its new Boston headquarters at 2 Center Plaza while also supporting the workforce development organization’s expansion in Providence and Chicago. Savills arranged Year Up United’s approximately 33,700-square-foot Boston lease and provided project management services to prepare the headquarters for occupancy. Managing director...
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Decrepit but historic, Laramie State Bank redo is next up
The Laramie State Bank building sits at the corner of Chicago Avenue and Laramie. Over decades, the remarkable art deco façade and its stunning interior have fallen into advanced stages of decay. The post Decrepit but historic, Laramie State Bank redo is next up appeared first on Austin Weekly News .
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CityPads proposes fourth development in south Evanston
Housing developer CityPads applied last week for a city zoning analysis of its fourth proposed housing development in south Evanston on Oct. 19. The eight-story, 111-unit apartment building planned for 1000 Chicago Ave. in the Third Ward would set aside 15% of its units, about 17, as affordable housing, meeting the city’s inclusionary housing ordinance requirements.
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U.S. RevPAR Rises 12.6% as Chicago Leads Major-Market Growth for week ending 24 October
The U.S. hotel industry recorded year-over-year gains during the week of Oct. 18-24, with occupancy, average daily rate and revenue per available room increasing. National occupancy reached 69.8%, up 4.8 percentage points from the comparable week in 2025. Average daily rate rose 7.4% to US$179.55, while revenue per available room increased 12.6% to US$125.31.
Daily Energy Insider
Illinois regulators OK ComEd’s construction of underground transmission project near Chicago
ComEd recently received approval from Illinois regulators to add new underground transmission lines that will strengthen the electric grid, improve service for customers, and support… The post Illinois regulators OK ComEd’s construction of underground transmission project near Chicago appeared first on Daily Energy Insider .
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The Out-of-Town Crowd Hiding Inside Your Market
OOH Today’s Stat of the Week – Powered by StreetMetrics. In a few famous neighborhoods, most of the people driving and walking past billboards aren’t from around here. The Stat This time last year, more than 2 in 5 people who saw a billboard near Nashville’s Lower Broadway lived more than two hours away. That’s more than double the share on billboards elsewhere in the Nashville area. Times Square and the Las Vegas Strip drew out-of-towners at nearly twice the rate of their surrounding areas. Chicago’s Magnificent Mile drew them at about one and a half times.
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Holiday Club Demolition Underway as 91-Apartment Building Moves Forward in Uptown
The Holiday Club’s longtime home at the northwest corner of Sheridan and Irving Park roads is coming down, clearing the way for a seven-story apartment building in Chicago’s Buena Park neighborhood. The bar closed in May after more than two decades at 4000 N. Sheridan Road, and demolition of the surrounding historic buildings has been underway this fall.