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Brick-and mortar Wayfair in Wilmette to open in early 2024

Originally planned to open in mid-2023, plans have slowed with opening now planned for early 2024.

Sclar Doubles Down On North Shore Chicago Retail Bet

East Coast Developer Buys Edens Plaza Mall For $110M

Mid-America Real Estate Corporation executes sale of Edens Plaza in Wilmette – REJournals

Wayfair to Open First Storefront in Chicago Area, Midwest

The popular online store Wayfair is set to open its first storefront in the Chicago area next year, which will also be the company’s first location in the...

Wayfair to anchor Wilmette shopping center under new owner

The online retail giant is set to open one of its first brick and mortar stores in a vacant former Carson's department store along the Edens Expressway.

Marijuana At Edens Plaza Returns To Wilmette Committee

Murray Brothers Caddyshack restaurant could open at site of former Wilmette Bakers Square

A high-profile commercial vacancy in Wilmette may soon be filled by an establishment associated with a famous local family.

Coffee Shop Manager Is Reunited With Baby He Helped Deliver as Barista 18 Years Ago

Coffee Shop Manager Is Reunited With Baby He Helped Deliver as Barista 18 Years Ago An Illinois teen who was born in a Starbucks bathroom 18 years ago had a heartwarming reunion with the barista who helped his mom give birth. At the Starbucks in West Edens Plaza in Wilmette last month, Jonathan Celner was reunited with Griffin Baron, who was a 21-year-old Starbucks manager on the day Jonathan’s mother went into labor at the establishment. “I heard high-pitched screams coming through the wall and thought someone had locked themselves in the bathroom,” Griffin told The Record Northshore, explaining that he had been on break around 5 p.m. on that fated day in 2002.

New Wilmette village president plans to focus on business community and issues of equity and inclusion

Although Wilmette’s business community is feeling economic hardships due to COVID-19, the town is in shape financially thanks to a healthy real estate market, said the village’s newly elected president.