One of the largest zoning changes in recent city history, the move clears a path for the industrial corridor corridor to support new, mixed-use development.
Previously a mechanics garage, the 7,600-square-foot home features six bedrooms, five bathrooms, a designer chef’s kitchen, and a central glass-enclosed patio.
The future of the rapidly-changing riverfront industrial corridor will be publicly discussed on the evening of February 21st. City planners will then tweak a finalized land use plan for the area.
Reminiscent of a cartoon face, this cute but unique North Side residence is an unorthodox mashup of classic 19th century brickwork and 20th century modernism.
an under-construction project for the Western and Milwaukee intersection in Bucktown is looking to tap into the bocce ball craze by building a court on its rooftop deck.
If you’re into rock climbing—like, really into it—this may be the home for you. Located in Bucktown, this top-floor three-bedroom, two-bathroom condo includes some neat extras, including a rock climbing wall in the garage.