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Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts. It was unclear whether immersive-style attractions, which allow guests to interact with the exhibits around them, were a passing fad or here to stay. But most are still going strong, and ...

Several years ago, immersive experiences showcasing popular artists such as Prince and Vincent van Gogh began popping up around Chicago, putting life back into the streets and filling once-vacant storefronts. It was unclear whether immersive-style attractions, which allow guests to interact with the exhibits around them, were a passing fad or here to stay. But most are still going strong, and ...

TODAY’S WORD is grandiloquent. Example: His grandiloquent speeches may impress some, but they simply bore me.

“While this iconic structure remains structurally sound and safe, aesthetic improvements are needed to the coating,” the city said.

Chicago-based law firm Greenberg Traurig has signed an agreement to move its headquarters from 77 W. Wacker Drive to a new development under construction in the Fulton Market neighborhood. The move continues the exodus of tenants from downtown Chicago as companies seek out new office buildings that provide better amenities and are more likely to entice employees back to the workplace. The ...

Fulton Market's office sector is among the most robust in the nation, but little is getting built these days.

The Chicago Loop Alliance street ambassador program is expanding beyond State Street, throughout the Loop and into neighborhoods this summer..

LG Development is selling the Jax building in West Loop, and a joint venture between D2 Realty and Wood Partners is selling the Alta Grand Central downtown.

The proposals to revitalize the LaSalle Street corridor represent investments of $320 million and would add about 600 housing units to the Loop, almost half “affordable” under city rules.

Philadelphia has plenty of office space for rent as rate of workers returning to work lags behind the national average.