Raul Raymundo

Ald. Solis said the Punta Lacuna tower wouldn't fit into the industrial area where it's been proposed.

With 465 apartments planned, the market-rate units would rent for $1,000-$3,000, the developer revealed.

The new plan comes after Ald. Solis promised not to allow residences to be built "without concessions."

WTTW's "My Neighborhood: Pilsen" tackles the culture and community-led activism that makes Pilsen great.

The developer says he is no fan of Trump, but 11 groups say the buy could jeopardize Pilsen immigrants.

People in Chicago's Latino communities "are scared and confused," a Resurrection Project leader said. 

Ald. Danny Solis said affordable housing could be built at the site rezoned for industrial use.

The Resurrection Project has bought the single room occupancy hotel and will rename it "Casa Del Sol." 

The 45 units, operated by the Resurrection Project, will offer housing for working families in Pilsen. 

The developer wants to redevelop the vacant five-story HICO Group building.

Uptown's Voice of the People was among those to be recognized in the 20th annual ceremony.

The plan was abruptly abandoned May 30 partly due to pushback from neighborhood business owners.