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Future Mayor Urged To Stop Chicago Fire Soccer Facility Amid Claims City Abandoned Public Trust
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Tax Concerns Loom Large For Chicago CRE Despite Mayor Touting Less-Than-Expected Increase
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Sterling Bay's Lincoln Yards South Plan Wins Over Some Local Residents, But A Long Road Lies Ahead
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Chicago Has Range Of Choices For New Casino, But Sparking Neighborhood Development May Be Off The Table
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Bears Sign $197M Purchase Agreement For Arlington Park Racetrack, But Moving From Soldier Field Not A Done Deal
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'Going Back To Shutdowns Would Be Devastating,' Restaurant Owners Say, But They Can Handle New Mask Mandate
Aug 19, 2021
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City's New ADU Ordinance Is Another Tool For Affordable Housing, But Without Burdens On Multifamily Developers
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