As New York voters embrace ambitious policies to build more housing, Chicago's sluggish process leaves us struggling to keep ...

It’s the latest update to a framework the city puts together every 20 years on the future growth and development of Downtown ...

While headlines focused on the mayoral race, voters in New York City’s municipal elections last week also made their voices heard on an issue that is more than a little familiar to Chicagoans. Three ...

BRIDGEPORT — Local, state and federal officials' main purpose in convening at 500 Railroad Ave. this week was for a ceremonial ground-breaking for the long-in-coming second phase of The Windward ...

Our Chi-Town reporter, and fellow mom, takes a deep dive into crisis where children are both perpetrators and victims.

The housing market is headed in two directions, according to real estate analyst Nick Gerli—possibly for years to come.

The developer, Geneva-based Shodeen Group, has two years to submit a final Planned Unit Development plan for the project.

By Matt Dowell There is still much to be done about affordability in Seattle. The buildings of Community Roots Housing can’t ...

The landlord received millions in federal rent subsidies while tenants complained about years of poor maintenance and deplorable conditions.

More than 2,000 leading affordable housing developers, lenders, and deal partners gathered at AHF Live in Chicago. | The annual conference featured calls for modernization, insights on financing and ...

The Chicago Hip Hop Heritage Museum loses its home, the Ugly Hug and Post-Trash throw an indie-rock fest, and more.

Old Town can add housing while preserving the character residents value. Two Chicago entrepreneurs argue that growth and ...