Mark Heffron

The juice bar and plant-based food cafe won the Lawrence House #FLATSproject last summer.

The property at 1025 W. Sunnyside was sold for $7.25 million on Nov. 22, the report said.

The Jerk Stop is now open in the FLATS Chicago building at 1132 W. Wilson Ave.

Cedar Street sold the first of its FLATS-branded properties earlier this month.

The sale includes FLATS properties on Magnolia, Kenmore and Winthrop avenues.

Once Chicago's most diverse neighborhood, Uptown is losing many minorities, Census data shows.

Neighbors voted against the project Thursday with 27 against and 19 in favor of it.

Cedar Street bought the former Aon Building at 5050 N. Broadway in April for $16.1 million.

The firehouse, which was built in the 1920s, was vacant for years before FLATS renovated it.

The Starbucks, at the corner of Wilson and Magnolia avenues, will close March 7.

The Starbucks at Wilson and Magnolia avenues will close March 7.

Busy developer says Wilson "has a lot of potential" while older shopkeepers note customer base change.

The developer will build a 15-story tower behind the River North landmark, too. 

Cedar Street Co. wants to build a seven-story, mixed-use development at 1050 W. Wilson Ave.