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Nearly a year ago, The Esplanade Mall was bought by an investment group with big plans for the long-suffering retail establishment.

New owners are advertising ambitious and wide-ranging plans hand-in-hand with local partners from the Twin Cities Chinese and Southeast Asian community.

New owners are advertising ambitious and wide-ranging plans hand-in-hand with local partners from the Twin Cities Chinese and Southeast Asian community.

A long-delayed effort to restore a vacant Chinatown landmark may finally get underway next year. The Commission on Chicago Landmarks on Thursday recommended approving a special property tax incentive for the former W.M. Hoyt Building at 465 W. Cermak Road, along the South Branch of the Chicago River. Developer Windfall Group plans to transform the hulking warehouse into Pacifica of Chicago, a ...

The Chipotle Mexican Grill on Golf Road in Rolling Meadows is doing such a robust business that its moving across the street to accommodate a drive-through lane, but new zoning rules are putting pressure on eateries with long queues.

The Chipotle Mexican Grill on Golf Road in Rolling Meadows is doing such a robust business that its moving across the street to accommodate a drive-through lane, but new zoning rules are putting pressure on eateries with long queues.

The long-term future of the former Sears property near the State Capitol in St. Paul continues to be shrouded in mystery now that the site has sold for the second time in less than a month.

The former department store could be the site of several different uses, though.

Aurora aldermen recently approved final plans for the 187-unit Pacifica Riverview apartment complex between the Fox River and North River Street in the city’s downtown.