While the Chicago Bears seek taxpayer help to build a new stadium downtown, the team has signaled it is keeping plans for a stadium-anchored campus in Arlington Heights alive by resolving a dispute over property taxes at the former Arlington International Racecourse property.
Bears make peace with Arlington Heights over Arlington Park property taxes
By
Danny Ecker
An aerial rendering of a stadium-anchored mixed-use campus the Chicago Bears proposed in 2022 at the former Arlington International Racecourse property.
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Danny Ecker
Illinois Center owner hit with massive foreclosure lawsuit
The 2.1 million-square-foot complex adds to the historic wave of distress plaguing the vacancy-ridden downtown office market.
Sterling Bay proposes 39-story Fulton Market apartment tower
The developer has scrapped an 18-story office building it originally planned for Google in the trendy neighborhood, pivoting to a plan for a 573-unit residential tower.
Large Hyde Park apartment portfolio up for sale
The portfolio is on the market, totaling more than 1,000 apartments in 21 properties near the University of Chicago.
