It’s right across the street from Oz Park in the Lincoln Park neighborhood. It’s never been on the market, so no pics on MLS. Fortunately, Dirk Denison Architects shares amazing photos on their site! | learn more
Former DNAinfo reporters have taken it upon themselves to keep publishing the local news that we all love so much via Medium. It’s not a perfect substitute, but it’s better than nothing. Chicagoans, maybe if we spread the word more […]
“Beneath Chicago’s dizzying skyline and urban parks is an airless, subterranean ‘neighbourhood’ that’s having its moment.” | learn more
“Chicago’s mayor says he can now deliver what his predecessor couldn’t because times and technology have changed.” | learn more
Sure our city’s budget is a disaster. But, first dibs on our sales tax revenue drove borrowing costs down to about 3%, compared to about 7% the previous issue. | learn more
They use a staffing agency to fill roles, and don’t verify the immigration status of their workers. The firm has been owned by a Swiss company since 2014. | learn more
“Online furnishings retailer Serena & Lily has leased on Armitage Avenue, which is Chicago’s go-to spot for retailers moving from cyberspace to retail space.” Yet again, I love this! The article explains some of the (maybe obvious) motivations for concentrating […]
An ex-Chicago police Sgt., Ronald Watts, did prison time for shaking down drug dealers. Now, 15 cases of drug charges have been dropped and his crew of 7 are on desk duty. CPD won’t fire them because they haven’t been […]
“A rule change removed a requirement for curbside dropoffs. Bike advocates say the amendment endangers cyclists.” I’m always scanning the cars in front of me for people about to open their doors. My slow biking speed probably works in my […]
I haven’t suffered much over this, but do see the film crews take over my neighborhood periodically. Their trailers tend to take up tons of parking, and then they’ll close off streets from time to time. Is the economic impact […]