All Entries in the "Multi-Family Mixed Use" Category
Chicago’s Uptown Officially Opens Wilson Yard
Today marked the official grand opening of Wilson Yard, an affordable-housing and retail project in Chicago’s Uptown neighborhood that has been more than a decade in the making.
Mayor Richard Daley and developer Peter Holsten were among the ribbon cutters at the new 180,000-square-foot Target store at 4466 N. Broadway Street in Chicago. The anchor store [...]
Trulia Adds Rental Properties
Below is a Press Release from Trulia, this is a GREAT story for one of the top search engines for real estate.
Trulia Expands, Launches Comprehensive Rental Search Engine
Consumers Can Now Search Millions of Units in Multifamily Buildings, Agent Represented Rentals and Landlord Submitted Properties
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7, 2010 – Trulia.com ( www.trulia.com ), [...]
Fire Sprinklers to be Required in Many New Chicago Homes
St. Charles could possibly be one of the municipalities incorporating the new 2009 International Codes. The code mandate fire sprinklers in all new townhouses and, beginning Jan. 1, 2011, in new one and two family homes and town-homes. Each municipality in Illinois can choose whether or not to mandate fire sprinklers and undoubtedly will be a [...]
Bucktown Condo Building Wins Builder Magazine Project Of the Year
Glass and steel are a long-time Chicago real estate tradition. Urban developer Bob Ranquist has been melding the two materials in projects with a contemporary edge and his work has helped invigorate the city’s hip Bucktown neighborhood. Much like Ludwig Mies van der Rohe did downtown, Randquist is putting his modern fingerprint on this near [...]
Oak Park Luxury Apartments
Few places offer the unique blend of big city living and small town ambiance. Situated just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, Oak Park Apartments have the ideal location for the student or commuter with access to rail transits, CTA and the Village Shuttle Service.
Oak Park Place Apartments consist of studios, 1 bedroom and 2 [...]
