Lincoln Yards and The 78 are developments that are years off

The two largest ongoing development projects in Chicago — one on the North Side, the other just south of the Loop — are primed to benefit from a series of fiscal maneuvers the city has quietly made, shifting nearly $140 million from under-the-radar public bank accounts to pay for infrastructure improvements in and around those developments. Records show that since 2020, the dollars have ...

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