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The Niles Village Board approved waiving up to $500,000 in building permit fees for a 180-unit luxury apartment building at 6633 N. Milwaukee Ave. at its meeting on March 26. According to the village’s economic development director, the village would see a return on its investment via property and sales tax revenues. The developer building the property took over after another developer could ...

At a vigil on Chicago’s Northwest Side Tuesday morning, mournful music and many prayers honored a fallen construction worker, Yaroslav Zhuk.

Yaroslav Zhuk was working on a luxury rental building, a project of Noah Properties, when he was injured in a fall in December 2020. He died weeks later.

A Chicago construction worker who died after a fall last year on the Northwest Side was remembered Tuesday during a vigil that prompted calls for improved safety practices.

In case the need for a booster to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines arises, the government is ready to fund the additional jabs, according to Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez. Health experts have also enumerated the ways to deal with the Delta variant of the coronavirus. President Duterte also asked local government units (LGUs) not to let their constituents wage through the floods just to be able to get vaccinated, even as the government tallied one fatality due to the southwest mo...

Parkview Financial provides loan for new apartment building in Dunning May 4, 2021 Parkview Financial announced today it has provided a $9.76 million construction loan to a joint venture of Noah Properties and MPM Holdings for the ground-up construction of 48 apartment units and 10,400-square-feet of ground floor retail located at 6336 to 6360 West Belmont in the Northwest submarket of Chicago, IL.  With this loan, construction has now commenced and completion is a...

Delinquent rent in Chicago could now exceed $1B, according to a survey released last week by the Neighborhood Building Owners Alliance, a group of small and midsized Chicago landlords. The high level of delinquency brought about by the coronavirus pandemic is leading to neighborhood disinvestment. With their revenue plunging to historic lows, 65% of landlords surveyed said they expect to make fewer capital improvements. In addition, nearly half expect to cut down on repairs and maintenance. �...

Order Reprints Print Article The home was built in 1936 by architect William Pereira, who went on to design buildings like the Transamerica pyramid in San Francisco. MATT MANSUETO PHOTOGRAPHY Text size A “blue-ribbon” property in an upscale Chicago suburb is heading to market for $18 million. Originally the estate of former Pabst Brewing Co. president and chairman Harris Perlstein, the Georgian-style home in Glencoe, Illinois, has been gut renovated...

Matt Mansueto Photography The married pair of real estate developers who bought the grand Pabst mansion in Glencoe in 2017 have just completed an extensive rehab of the house and are putting it on the market at $18 million. The house, built for the head of Milwaukee’s Pabst brewing company, is set well back from Sheridan Road behind stone gates on 2.4 acres. The entire 20,000-square-foot interior is new, while the historical limestone shell, designed by a Chicago architect who would go on to ...