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Carmichael's Steakhouse Building Demolished in West Loop

Developers opted for a swift demolition after squatters set up camp in the building, they say.

'Beloved' Trees Torn Down as Demolition Begins at Carmichael's Site

A day after meeting with neighbors, developers began demolition on the West Loop site Tuesday.

Fewer Apartments, More Green Space Pitched at Carmichael's Site

Not all neighbors are pleased with the plan, but Ald. Danny Solis stressed a need to meet in the middle.

Second Meeting on Rental Development at Carmichael's Site Monday Night

Neighbors are invited to weigh in on a developer's plan to build 130 units at Monroe and Aberdeen.

130 Units Eyed for Carmichael's Steakhouse, Neighbors Want More Green Space

Neighbors are upset the rental development would diminish an existing courtyard on the private site.

West Central Association Hosts Networking Event Wednesday at Carmichael's

Carmichael's, a mainstay on the West Loop dining scene, is closing this week after 18 years in business.

Carmichael's Steakhouse Closing After 18 Years in the West Loop

The beloved West Loop steakhouse will close in March, its owners announced.

Carmichael's Zoning Change Passes City Council, Blocking Development

The ordinance, introduced by Ald. Danny Solis, blocks a planned apartment development at the site.

Solis Aims to Block Apartment Development at Carmichael's Site

A zoning change would effectively block the apartment development from being built at the site for now.

Carmichael's Steakhouse Staying Put, For Now, as Apartment Plan Delayed

The developer behind the apartment project is holding off submitting the plan for city approval.

Carmichael's Steakhouse Building Sold, 131 Rental Units Planned for Site

A developer plans to raze the popular steakhouse at 1052 W. Monroe St. and build a large rental complex.

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