Chicago's lakefront has a lot of grandly minimalist buildings with great views and great architectural pedigrees, with plenty of units on the market. Read more
The Tribune architecture critic, who stepped down after 28 years last week, on the failures of high-rise public housing, the transformation of the Loop, and Chicago's biggest obstacles to an equitable built environment. Read more
For the first time since 1957, City Council has authorized the construction of new accessory dwelling units. Before the pilot program starts in May, here are five existing spots on the market. Read more
On paper, he owes more than $50 million to his own LLC affiliated with the building. It'll take a court to crack open the reason why, but that could happen now with the New York AG circling. Read more
