FLATS Chicago

The Jerk Stop will open at the FLATS Chicago building at 1132 W. Wilson Ave.

The #FLATSproject gives an entrepenuer $100,000 in benefits to kick-start their small business.

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

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

Memorial services will be held Tuesday afternoon in Northbrook and Norridge.

Cornerstone Community Outreach, Baker & Nosh and Julianne Scherer also took home awards.

To celebrate, the shop is offering one lucky Chicagoan a free bike through an Instagram contest. 

The North Uptown Neighbors block club sent its approval of the plan to the alderman's office.

"It’s going to pay homage to the firehouse,” said the developer, who is seeking a zoning change.

The development company is offering a free bike to anyone who signs a two-year lease before Dec. 31.

The show runs through Oct. 10 and examines "the situations in our lives that carry great weight."

Cedar is the parent company of the Flats Chicago real estate brand.

One of the film's stars and writers used to live in Uptown, which is featured in the movie.

Rogers Park and Uptown had the greatest supply of — and demand for — affordable housing in the city.