FLATS Chicago

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

Lawrence House, 1020 W. Lawrence Avenue, opened Thursday night in Uptown.

Live above the historic, old-school tavern (and the "L") for between $1,500 and $1,800 a month.

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

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

The local block club supports the plans for FLATS No. 1020, which opens in late 2016.

Eric Reid hopes Apothecary will help make Uptown "a destination spot" again.

Cedar Street purchased the Otis Loft Timber Warehouse, an historic University Village property.

The old Freedom Center on Monroe Street will reportedly be bought by Cedar Street developers.

The exhibition will feature work from John Dominguez, Michael Rivera, and Jacob Thomas., all tenants.

Cedar Street Co., prolific North Side developer, bought 1101 W. Lawrence Ave. and 4750 N. Winthrop Ave.

FLATS Chicago sued Three Corners Development over the use of the name.

FLATS Chicago says the logo for "Flats on Devon'' infringes on the copyright of its logo.

Cedar Street plans to turn 5050 N. Broadway into a mixed-use development.

Michael Stejskal won a year of free rent, $20,000 to build his shop and more through the #FLATSproject.